Opera Software on Thursday announced that it will add support for extensions to its flagship browser, mimicking the functionality of more popular rivals such as Mozilla’s Firefox and Google’s Chrome.

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The latest versions of Chrome and Opera have a lot in common. Google has been hard at work on a new Webkit-based engine that will power them both, and one pleasant side effect is that it's now really ...

Last week, Opera announced that it was working on version 11 of its desktop browser and hinted that it would share an early version soon. Today, the company released Opera 11 alpha for Windows, Mac, ...

Opera announced on Thursday that the eleventh major version of its eponymous Web browser is now available for download. Opera 11 includes performance and standards compliance improvements in its ...

Windows/Mac/Linux: Opera's letting us have a look at how extensions will work in their browser with the Opera 11 Alpha. It's very Chrome-like and convenient, and the browser itself has picked up a few ...

Opera Software has launched version 11.5 of its desktop Web browser for Windows, Mac OS X (10.6 or newer), and Linux, featuring a streamlined interface and new Speed Dial extensions that pull in key ...

Opera 55 Beta, released last week, allows users, for the first time, to install Chrome extensions from Google's official Web Store with one click and no other trickery involved. Prior to last week's ...

Opera Mobile for Android marks the first time Android consumers can download the browser, which was previously available only to OEMs and mobile operators. The browser will be available for all ...

When Opera’s desktop browser moved to Google’s Blink rendering engine last year, it also dropped a number of features, including bookmark syncing and its bookmarks bar. The company brought back ...

Opera today detailed a proposal for NEX, the Navigator Extension format, a new vendor-neutral browser extension packaging format that it hopes to turn into a future W3C standard for packaging ...