We're looking forward to the new version of Opera. It's a superb, fast and well-designed web browser that makes using the Internet a breeze. The only downside for us is that you can't synchronise your bookmarks and other information, through a third-party synchronisation tool such as Xmarks, which supports Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari and now Google Chrome ( in beta). No Opera support yet, which is a shame. Would have been good to use Opera at home, with either the standard IE or Firefox browser at work.

Opera 10 RC is now available and ships with a host of new features. It still doesn't contain the Unite features which are being kept separate within the beta Unite browser, which is available from Opera Labs.

Note that Opera 10 is officially released on the 1st of September. We'll write a more substantial blog entry then, detailing the new features.

Opera 10 RC for Windows and for Mac links.

28 Aug 2009