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Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Suggest improvements in Opera Mini
There's an interesting continuous discussion at Opera Community about new features for Opera Mini. It was started early 2006, but at the end you'll find recent suggestions as well.
Anyone can register, so just jump in and propose things like local Javascript, J2SE and Flash support (Javascript should be possible, turning Opera Mini into a mobile widget platform, but J2SE and full Flash, no), 2D mode that's useful on a phone etc.
Anyone can register, so just jump in and propose things like local Javascript, J2SE and Flash support (Javascript should be possible, turning Opera Mini into a mobile widget platform, but J2SE and full Flash, no), 2D mode that's useful on a phone etc.
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Hi,
Opera Mini already has sophisticated Javascript and DOM support. It appears the proxy excutes the Javascript code and sends the resulting markup to the application. Its really impressive.
Ciao,
Jason Delport
Opera Mini already has sophisticated Javascript and DOM support. It appears the proxy excutes the Javascript code and sends the resulting markup to the application. Its really impressive.
Ciao,
Jason Delport
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| Permalink | 07 February, 2007 17:37
I know. That was what I meant by local Javascript support, to handle animations etc.
To support AJAX-like widgets it has to support Javascript locally, unless I'm mistaken.
To support AJAX-like widgets it has to support Javascript locally, unless I'm mistaken.
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