Opera Kestrel beta 2 is now available
This week we released an exciting new beta release of Kestrel, the new Opera desktop browser — beta 2, to be exact. It's got some exciting new additions, such as support for full
CSS3
selectors and
HSL, support for
MathML, further speed optimizations, support for
HTML5's
getElementsByClassName, and improved synchronization of bookmarks, Speed Dial sites, and other settings through Opera Link.
You can download the beta and start playing around with it right away, and find more out about its features at the Opera desktop product page .
Chris Mills
Chris Mills is a developer relationship manager for Opera - he edits and publishes articles on dev.opera.com and labs.opera.com, liaises with the community to raise awareness of Opera and collect feedback, and evangelises about Opera software wherever he can. Outside of work, he is an extremely avid music fan, enjoying playing and listening to a wide variety of music, including metal, funk, jazz, folk, hip hop, prog, and more. His main band at the moment is the mighty Conquest of Steel - http://www.conquestofsteel.co.uk.
About this article
| Published in | Dev.Opera |
|---|---|
| Date | April 25, 2008 |
| Author | Chris Mills |
| Original | Internet Archive |