Opera 7.11 für Linux final

Ausschnitt aus der Pressemitteilung Opera 7 now available on Linux Oslo, Norway - May 19, 2003 - Opera Software today released Opera 7 for Linux, offering Linux users a faster and better Internet experience. The new version includes major new features changes from Opera 6 for Linux as well as a built-in e-mail client, not previously available in Opera for Linux. The first Opera 7 release on Linux is version 7.11, bringing Opera for Linux up to the same level of development as Windows, with Opera 7.11 for Windows being released just last week. Opera's cross-platform development has now advanced so far that releases on Opera's numerous platforms can be only days apart. "With Opera 7.11 Linux is brought up to par with Windows," says Jon S. von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera Software ASA. "Now Linux users can enjoy the most advanced Web browser available with the most innovative e-mail client in recent years." Until now, Opera has only offered an integrated e-mail client in the browser to its Windows users. With version 7, Opera introduces a state of the art e-mail client and e-mail organizer, which automatically categorizes and sorts e-mail messages, has an integrated spam filter, and supports POP3, IMAP, and ESMTP. Opera 7.11 for Linux offers a slew of user-friendly features including the password manager the Wand, the e-mail and news client M2, as well as new features such as FastForward, Rewind, Notes, and Slideshow, which are not only new to Opera, but also completely new to the world of browsing. Popular Opera functions from previous versions including pop-up killer, multiple document interface (MDI), mouse gestures, keyboard shortcuts, Hotclick translation, zooming, integrated search, and many more, are of course included and refined. Now users can even customize and make their own toolbars, mouse gestures and keyboards shortcuts and share with other Opera users. Die ausführliche Version der Pressemitteilung finden Sie bei Opera.com. Die neue Version finden Sie in diesem Bereich.