#OPERA NEON BROWSER REVIEWS MAC OS X#

Opera Neon it’s not ready for widespread use, nor as the only browser you’d like to use, but it’s indeed an exciting experience. Innovative and with a stunning design: it’s a perfect starting point for a new Opera revolution, that has lost ground to Chrome and Firefox. Tabs and other features feel like actual objects: they weigh, they act naturally when moved, dragged or closed. Video streaming can be moved on pop-out windows, to free up space when you are browsing the web.

On the left there are many useful tools: a button to get snaps of the current website(s), that saves the screenshots in an ad-hoc gallery – a media player for music and videos, and a download folder. The new web browser comes with a sidebar that slides out from left and can be used to display other apps such as video player, download manager, and image. The installer is a small 36MB, and was up and running nearly instantly.

#OPERA NEON BROWSER REVIEWS MAC OS X#

The software window doesn’t take up the entire surface of your screen but leaves some space on the right: you can use two different windows side by side, or to resize them to icon size – like they were software. 70.8 MB Developer’s website Downloads 2039 App requirements Intel 64 Mac OS X OS X 10.9 or later Try our new feature and write a detailed review about Opera Neon. I got an early look at the Neon, which doesn't look like any browser you've ever used. Clicking on a bubble, we’ll open the website. Opera Neon ships a transparent overlay: once we run the browser we’ll see our favorites, like bubbles that float onscreen. Opera Neon, which can be used either on Windows or Macs, it’s an experimental browser: it runs the Opera core code, but with a renovated interface that reminds a futuristic operating system. Opera tries to shake up browser industry with Opera Neon, a concept software already available to users for a first try out.

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