Gallery: Opera beta puts you in synch

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Opera released the second beta of its Opera 9.5 browser called Kestrel which adds new tools for search and synchronization.
Here's the start page after you download the browser. Larry Dignan says it's pretty snazzy
Remember, click on any image to enlarge. The images are screenshots from Opera 9.5.

Published: April 28, 2008 -- 05:57 GMT (22:57 PDT)
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One of the key features is called Speed Dial. Here's the empty page when you first arrive.

Published: April 28, 2008 -- 05:57 GMT (22:57 PDT)
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Click to easily add one of your favorite sites or type in the address.

Published: April 28, 2008 -- 05:57 GMT (22:57 PDT)
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You also add sites by dragging from the address bar.

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It's easy to move, delete, and change your favorite sites.

Published: April 28, 2008 -- 05:57 GMT (22:57 PDT)
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You can synchronize your files among different computers and/or mobile devices. All you have to do is set up an account, then any time you sign in from any browser, you'll be updated.

Published: April 28, 2008 -- 05:57 GMT (22:57 PDT)
Caption by: Andy Smith
Another new feature is called Quick Find. If there's a site you know you have visited but can't remember exactly, type in a keyword in the address bar. Opera will search the browser's and give you those results.

Published: April 28, 2008 -- 05:57 GMT (22:57 PDT)
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Another example of Quick Find.

Published: April 28, 2008 -- 05:57 GMT (22:57 PDT)
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Opera 9.5 includes fraud protection that will notify you of a suspicious site. It supports Extended Validation certificates.

Published: April 28, 2008 -- 05:57 GMT (22:57 PDT)
Caption by: Andy Smith