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Opera today released a new beta version of its eponymous browser. The Opera 11.60 (Tunny) beta brings a host of changes, enhancements and bug fixes. These include “major changes to both the user interface and the core of the browser.” Hit the jump for more.
The Opera 11.60 beta features some new HTML5 functionality, including a new HTML5 parser (Ragnarök), support for HTML5 custom scheme and content handlers, improved HTML5 video capabilities, and support for HTML5 microdata (first browser to do so).
Where the interface is concerned, the browser now features a star to the right of the address bar, allowing the user to easily bookmark web pages. There are also “fixes and tweaks to the Featherweight skin, including a new Featherweight address field.”
The browser vendor has also added CSS3 radial gradients, “so front-end designers can create hypnotic ellipses or awesome double rainbows.”
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qu3becker
November 11, 2011 at 5:50am
Waiting for those feature to be implemented in Opera 12 Alpha. Pretty excited.
