Аноним writes:
Chuvaki, vi prosto zzzghote! V opera mobile 10 netu perekluchenia na russkij na platforme S60, symbian 9.3. A eto uzhe пиздец, tovarishi!
Anonymous22. August 2010, 20:28
Sorin writes:
Flash support is very bad. My Htc HD2 has a built-in flash player (like iphone) but in opera is a missing link to that player. How about to Make opera with an external flash player on winmo?
Anonymous22. August 2010, 20:29
Anonymous writes:
Flash support is very bad. My Htc HD2 has a built-in flash player (like iphone) but in opera is a missing link to that player. How about to Make opera with an external flash player on winmo?
Anonymous23. August 2010, 17:15
Anonymous writes:
Can you use widgets such as Translate with Opera Mini. Thank you.
Cutting Spoon24. August 2010, 22:34
Actually I had heard that there would be widgets for Mini. Is there any guidance for creating them? And regarding Flash player, iPhone does not have one. I sympathize that plenty of multimedia and games do not work in Mini, but you are more likely to see plugin support in Opera Mobile.
Anonymous26. August 2010, 09:00
Jonny Lizard writes:
I have a Samsung E2120 what can I do with it,no rude suggestions Tar JL
does opera mini 5.1 windows mobile 5&6(.cab version) has the socket protocol?
Anonymous14. September 2010, 23:55
Anonymous writes:
i just got opera mini on my incognito by sanyo. I love the phone with opera mini but i want to watch other videos besides youtube videos. I thought i would be able to watch any type of video...nope...i dont know much bout that kinda stuff as you can prolly tell by reading this....so sorry. But if anyone knows a way i can please help me. Oh ya when i tried to watch other videos(not youtube) it said i need adobe and some kinda flash player. Thanks i really dont have a clue
Anonymous15. September 2010, 00:01
summer writes:
not anonymous lol
Daniel Hendrycks15. September 2010, 11:36
Originally posted by anonymous:
Anonymous writes:
i just got opera mini on my incognito by sanyo. I love the phone with opera mini but i want to watch other videos besides youtube videos. I thought i would be able to watch any type of video...nope...i dont know much bout that kinda stuff as you can prolly tell by reading this....so sorry. But if anyone knows a way i can please help me. Oh ya when i tried to watch other videos(not youtube) it said i need adobe and some kinda flash player. Thanks i really dont have a clue
Many times, the phone cannot handle displaying (rendering) the video.
Cutting Spoon16. September 2010, 01:45
YouTube secretly offers the same videos in many different "containers". Your phone probably can only play older formats like .3gp, while most non-YouTube sites exclusively use .flv or .mp4 containers. Both are commonly played using a "plugin" for computers, known as "Adobe Flash". Some very powerful superphones have Flash, but most don't.
Short story, try searching for things like "mobile video sites" and "video converter sites".
Anonymous16. September 2010, 14:33
Anonymous writes:
Hi all,I want to access Gujarati websites on my Nokia E-63. I have downloaded Opera Mobile 10x for S-60 supporting Asian language but only empty rectangles appear on my screen while accessing Gujarati Websites (eg.www.layastaro.com).What should I do? Please help me.
mike iheadindu2. October 2010, 13:13
i have fallen so in love with my opera mini that my handling my phone switches me to opera direct. now i have downloaded OPERA 10,so how do i syncronise the use of both so as not to miss the price slash my opera mini offers.
Cutting Spoon2. October 2010, 18:50
You are trying to use Opera on your computer now? And get it to talk to your phone? There should be a little button in the bottom left, two arrows passing each other. If you click it, Opera will tell you how to set up.
For the phone, there is an option in "Settings", which will ask for your Link password.
Anonymous26. February 2011, 04:16
Anonymous writes:
el programa de opera mini para telefonos es de saldo..??
Klaus Jan Ludwig10. April 2011, 09:01
I have a question that may be important for to use WEB 3.0 Sites through Opera mini or Opera mobile: Is ist possible to access a virtual workspace environment like http://w3.netexx.com that is transferring a Java program to the local mobile device to run a vnc-client for to use this specific system? Usually on HTML 4 - based systems with Java it's not a problem for desktop PCs but I tried it on mobile devices that did not have installed a Java runtime module, so it did not work. Will there be a solution (HTML 5) that is covering this problem within short time or do there exist downloads for mobile devices like smartphones that can solve this problem? Please keep in account that there are phones using Android, others iOS and others WINDOWS 7 or Windows mobile. I would be greatful for some information that I cannot get from phone manufacturers about this topic. Feel free to send information to my email adress w3@ludwig-nachrichtentechnik or to publish here on this platform.
Anonymous19. August 2010, 08:40
Anonymous22. August 2010, 20:28
Anonymous22. August 2010, 20:29
Anonymous23. August 2010, 17:15
Cutting Spoon24. August 2010, 22:34
Anonymous26. August 2010, 09:00
Anonymous5. September 2010, 12:05
Anonymous5. September 2010, 12:08
halleycool11. September 2010, 04:03
Anonymous14. September 2010, 23:55
Anonymous15. September 2010, 00:01
Daniel Hendrycks15. September 2010, 11:36
Originally posted by anonymous:
Many times, the phone cannot handle displaying (rendering) the video.
Cutting Spoon16. September 2010, 01:45
Short story, try searching for things like "mobile video sites" and "video converter sites".
Anonymous16. September 2010, 14:33
mike iheadindu2. October 2010, 13:13
Cutting Spoon2. October 2010, 18:50
For the phone, there is an option in "Settings", which will ask for your Link password.
Anonymous26. February 2011, 04:16
Klaus Jan Ludwig10. April 2011, 09:01
Is ist possible to access a virtual workspace environment like http://w3.netexx.com that is transferring a Java program to the local mobile device to run a vnc-client for to use this specific system? Usually on HTML 4 - based systems with Java it's not a problem for desktop PCs but I tried it on mobile devices that did not have installed a Java runtime module, so it did not work. Will there be a solution (HTML 5) that is covering this problem within short time or do there exist downloads for mobile devices like smartphones that can solve this problem? Please keep in account that there are phones using Android, others iOS and others WINDOWS 7 or Windows mobile.
I would be greatful for some information that I cannot get from phone manufacturers about this topic.
Feel free to send information to my email adress w3@ludwig-nachrichtentechnik or to publish here on this platform.