The Opera Developer has released a new version of their global-known web browser. This is an insight of their product.
Opera comes with pretty exciting additions. One of them is the Chromecast support. You can cast a YouTube video, for example, on your TV by simply ticking the "Enable Chromecast support" from the browser settings and then clicking on the cast icon from the video player controls.
Another functionality is the "Save page as PDF". You can store a page for offline reading or send it to other devices or just save for later personal use, but now in a PDF format. Pretty neat I'd say.
Going further, the context menu tab is more functional, some unnecessary items being moved into more related sections, while new "Reload" and "Reload All Tabs" functions being added so that you can refresh your current session faster.
Also, improvements have been made to the "Unit converter" which can now support "millimeters to inches" conversion and to the "Currency converter", four new cryptocurrencies being added( Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin ).
Be patient, it's still a work in progress, it may have some undiscovered bugs, but it's an exciting look to the future.
v42.0.2392 [Oct 5, 2016]
Improving the overall builds speed – fine-tuning the code and compiler/linker options,
Improving the startup performance,
Further optimization for battery savings,
Prerenderer for addressbar that will improve perceived webpages’ opening speed (in the code review at the moment),
Windows x64 builds in the final release.
Added support for RSS feeds
Detached video is stuttering for every new video when video is in background tab
Enable mediaRouterPrivate and mojoPrivate extension APIs
Integrate Credential Management API WP2.
