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Opera Software has released a new Beta of Opera Mobile<\/strong><\/em>,\u00a0 their native code direct browser for\u00a0 Symbian 3rd and 5th edition and Windows Mobile 5 and 6+ phones.\u00a0 It includes a couple of highly anticipated features; Windows Mobile only support for plugins such as Flash Lite<\/strong> and support for non-touchscreen Windows Mobile phones<\/strong>. The Beta also features numerous bug fixes and stability and functionality enhancements.<\/p>\n I installed the new Beta on my N95-3 and can confirm that it fixes two of the most annoying bugs in the previous release. <\/strong>Data entry in multi-line text areas now works properly without duplicating your typing and entering text-selection mode no longer jumps to the top of the page.<\/p>\n However, there seems to be a problem with Opera Link in this release, at least for me. When I try to enable Opera Link I get a “Link processing failed error<\/em><\/strong>” and nothing is synchronized.\u00a0 Possibly this is related to the issue mentioned in the release notes copied below as “Opera Link: Bookmarks saved in Beta 2 are lost when upgrading to Beta 3<\/em>“.\u00a0 I’m headed out to MacWorld now so I’ll have to put off looking for a workaround until later. If and when I find a fix for this I’ll be sure to post it here.<\/p>\n Copied below are the Release Notes from the Opera Mobile Blog<\/a>:.<\/p>\n New improvements include<\/strong>:<\/p>\n Windows Mobile Keypad Support:<\/strong> Experimental Flashlite 3.1 (Windows Mobile)<\/strong>: For this reason we have disabled flash by default in the Opera Mobile settings. To enable flash goto Tools -> Settings -> Advanced and set plug-ins to “On”.<\/p>\n Note that Opera Mobile has Click-to-play functionality for plug-ins. So even when plug-ins are enabled you activate individual Flash content by clicking on it. This to minimize the use of bandwith and CPU on content you may not be interested in.<\/p>\n We also wanted to take the chance to thank the Opera Mobile community for all of the great feedback and bug reporting on the Beta 1 & Beta 2 releases. The feedback has been truly helpful and has made a direct impact for us reaching Beta 3 status. We look forward to your feedback on today’s beta.<\/p>\n The main improvements from the previous betas are:<\/p>\n S60<\/strong>: Windows Mobile <\/strong> Known issues include:<\/p>\n Both<\/strong>: S60<\/strong>: Windows Mobile: Opera Software has released a new Beta of Opera Mobile,\u00a0 their native code direct browser for\u00a0 Symbian 3rd and 5th edition and Windows Mobile 5 and 6+ phones.\u00a0 It includes a couple of highly anticipated features; Windows Mobile only support for plugins such as Flash Lite and support for non-touchscreen Windows Mobile phones. The Beta also features numerous bug fixes and stability and functionality enhancements. I installed the new Beta on my N95-3 and can confirm that it fixes two … Continue reading
\nOpera Mobile 10 Beta 3 now supports keypad devices running Windows Mobile 6 standard, and Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone devices.<\/p>\n
\nThis beta also brings experimental Flash support to Windows Mobile (touch devices only). However, Flash performance and usability depends greatly on how powerful your device is. On the 1Ghz HTC Touch HD2 the overall experience is quite good. On anything slower it varies from mediocre to poor.<\/p>\n
\n– Complete bookmark sync in Opera Link
\n– Support for non-latin characters in the UI also when phone is set to latin locale (requires international build)
\n– A lot of input and keyboard related fixes
\n– Fixed text selection
\n– Visual indication of input mode also for non-latin input modes
\n– General bug fixing (stability, UI)<\/p>\n
\n– keypad\/smartphone support
\n– Flash Lite 3.1 support (disabled by default)
\n– Complete bookmark sync in Opera Link
\n– BIDI support also for language extensions
\n– phone numbers in plain text are converted to links
\n– support for background sound
\n– general bug fixing (stability, UI)<\/p>\n
\n– Opera Link: Bookmarks saved in Beta 2 are lost when upgrading to Beta 3
\n– Hotmail does not work, please use the mobile version “www.hotmail.com\/m”
\n– Dragonfly – need to do ‘connect’ two times in a row to get a connection working<\/p>\n
\n– After permanently accepting an untrusted certificate, you get an error when trying to load the https:\/\/ page again. Workaround: In the S60 device menu go to the Settings -> General -> Security -> Certificate Management -> Trusted site certificates and delete the certificate for the problematic site<\/p>\n
\n– Flash is only a preview\/in alpha state, expect instabilities, performance degradation during use
\n– Flash is only supported on touch devices
\n– Need to double-click on Flash content to view it in full-screen, another double-click to return
\n– right-to-left support is not complete in the UI
\n– On certain WM5 Smartphone\/WM6 Standard devices, the dictionary is not disabled in the password field
\n– Unable to type special characters on Moto Q9
\n– Certain HTC devices with TouchFLO will force Opera back to portrait mode if visiting home screen when Opera is in landscape
\n– Some input method editors are known not to work well with Opera because they do not comply with Microsoft’s SIP and\/or IME standard. When such an editor is detected by Opera, Opera will use a known (default) input method instead. An exception is EzInput v1.5, where the phone keypad and compact QWERTY, ABC mode doesn’t work, but the rest of the modes work fine. We recommend upgrading to EzInput v2.0 to avoid this.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"