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Opera 11 Web Browser Extends User Controls

Opera 11 Web Browser Extends User Controls
Dec 29, 2010
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Opera 11 Web Browser Extends User Controls

Opera 11 Web Browser Extends User Controls

by Cameron Sturdevant


Visual Navigation

2

Using the right mouse button I activated the visual navigation page to quickly perform common tasks such as opening a new tab.


Drag and Drop

3

The Opera 11 e-mail client gained the ability to drag and drop messages and folders.


Ready

4

Opera 11 provides a number of tools to demonstrate the new features of the product so that users can get up to speed quickly.


Flash

5

After downloading the latest version of Adobe Flash, I was able to watch YouTube videos. There are also extensions for downloading video available with Opera 11.


Tab Stack

6

Here you see what looks like two tabs, one related to eWEEK and one for social media.


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Expanded

7

When the tabs stacks are expanded, the various underlying sites are exposed but still neatly organized.


Clean Security

8

Opera 11 has a URL checker that vetted eweek.com with a clean security record.


Security information

9

Site security information is based on external reputation information providers.

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