Gomeler.com on Opera 9

Tuesday June 20th 2006, 6:30 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Gomeler.com has an excellent writeup on the new Opera 9 Browser covering many of the new features including widgets, BitTorrent downloading, IRC chat, and more. I must admit. Opera has done an excellent job. The widgets are a great addition, although I wouldn’t use them much personally, and having buit in BitTorrent and IRC chat is very helpful for newcomers to these technologies. Way to step it up, Opera.

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