Opera Dragonfly blog 2010
Getting Opera Dragonfly ready for Opera 11
With Opera 11 in Beta, we are in the process of getting Opera Dragonfly updated for the final release. We now have a release candidate ready on the cutting-edge branch. Once Opera 11 is released, this branch will be pushed to the default path and will become…
How to get started contributing to Opera Dragonfly development
The web developer tool Opera Dragonfly is open source, and it's written in JavaScript. It's available from a public repository on Bitbucket so that everyone who would like to can contribute. Sounds easy? It's meant to be.. but how, exactly, do you get started?
Update to CSS Inspector
The previous release of Opera Dragonfly to coincide with Opera 10.60 added one of the most requested features: offline support via App Cache. Now we are launching the second release for the 10.6x branch with another highly requested feature. This time we have…
Opera Dragonfly updated for Opera 10.60
Those of you who love traveling by trains or planes will enjoy the latest update to Opera Dragonfly. To sync up with the Opera 10.60 release, we have added offline support to Opera Dragonfly. We now take advantage of the Application Cache feature (commonly…
100,000 Milestone, and changes to the licence
We’re happy to announce that Opera Dragonfly has reached the 100,000 active daily users milestone. While it pales in comparison to our browser usage–where Opera Mini and Opera desktop both hit 50 Million active monthly users recently–it is an impressive…