Browser war veteran Opera updates - Opera 47 released

Written by Petteri Pyyny @ 11 Aug 2017 3:53 User comments (3)

Browser war veteran, Norwegian Opera browser has been updated. New version, Opera 47, brings only handful of improvements, as Opera - just like all other browser vendors - have shortened their release cycle recently.

New features include the ability to export bookmarks, a pretty standard feature among browsers, but one that as been missing from Opera for some time now. Also, Opera 47 promises a smoother video playback for Windows 7 and macOS users.

Furthermore, the "recently closed tabs" list has increased to list 32 recently closed pages from the previous limit of 10 pages. Other improvements are merely cosmetic - some fine-tuning of colors, brightness, etc of the browser's user interface.

You can download the latest version of Opera from our download section. Download links:

Opera, 64-bit Windows version

Opera, 32-bit Windows version

Opera, macOS version

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111.8.2017 05:05

michaelafromnc

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OK, So the new Opera is here with a few improvements but please tell me why when you go to open it now, Windows 7 wants me to give it permission? This never happened in any previous version of Opera

216.8.2017 19:29

allenrl43

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I'll consider Opera when I can import bookmarks from Firefox!

317.8.2017 02:38

Jemborg

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I just like my adblock subscriptions and addons in the Waterfox variation.

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