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Opera Boosts Developer Tools with New Emulator

Apr 22, 2010, 11:45 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Opera Software made an Opera Mobile emulator available to the Mac, Linux and Windows PC platforms. The emulator is meant to help developers test their web sites and widgets on their PC rather than on a mobile phone. The software also lets developers alter the screen size and and make other adjustments. The emulator can be downloaded for free.

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justfinethanku

Apr 22, 2010, 12:01 PM

Stock OS usually better, IMO

Despite the pleas of random controversialists* not only on my iPhone, but on my girlfriends Droid Opera seems to be really good at providing a quick connection to a jumbled and poorly rendered web-page.

With that being said, maybe this is a good idea! Nothing wrong with trying to make the end-user experience better with new tools!

*yes, I used a thesaurus for that one, it means "a person who disputes; who is good at or enjoys controversy" and I guess it does sort of describe me!

SprintCC

Strange how people can have totally different results with the same thing. I've yet to run across a problem on a page using Opera on my iPhone. I guess we just visit different sites.

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