A completely redesigned user interface is rolling out from today in a new version of the Opera browser for Android. This will happen gradually, so it may take a little while before you see it on your phone or tablet. Design makeover We’ve given Opera for Android a serious lick of paint: the browser has...

Today, we’ve released a new beta of Opera for Android, version 37. Besides the usual Chromium upgrade, this release comes with some interesting features, which we’d love you to test. In the “Data savings settings”, you now find an option to “Block ads”, so you can save even more data and speed up page loads....

As many of you may have heard, a group of Chinese internet firms, including Kunlun and Qihoo 360 and, have made an offer for Opera. Just an important FYI: this deal is yet to be finalized, as our investors have to decide whether or not they want to sell their shares. Lets see if the...

Today’s Opera 35 for Android release is mostly about changes under the hood: we’ve done an upgrade to Chromium 48, reduced memory usage, and included various smaller tweaks and bug fixes. We’ve also added a feedback prompt, which you may see pop up after a while: use this to tell us how we’re doing, so...

Did you know that 61% of mobile sites don’t allow you to zoom? We’ve fixed that for you in Opera for Android 34, which we’ve released today. When launching the latest Opera for Android, you’ll notice a snappier performance, as we’ve made a number of UI performance improvements to make it run better on lower...

Let’s face it, you have several choices of smartphone mobile browsers, and choosing the best one for you may be tricky. Opera alone has five options. Our different mobile browsers have slightly different features to fit the type of device you’re using, but they all carry Opera’s compression technology. Compressing mobile data means you can...