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Opera Link Ties PC, Mobile Browser Settings Together

Oct 25, 2007, 11:17 AM by (staff)

Today Opera announced a service that lets users access the bookmarks, personal bar and speed dial settings on their PC from their mobile phones. The service, called Opera Link, ties the Opera 9.5 desktop browser to Opera's Mini 4 mobile browser. Users can configure their specific settings on Opera's web site and it will make sure the settings are mirrored on both desktop and mobile devices. This will help simplify mobile browsing. It is available for free beginning today.

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Pictor

Oct 27, 2007, 11:25 PM

A little late no?

Isn't this the norm for other mobile browsers that have a desktop counterpart?

dublea

IE and Firefox do not do this, so no.

dublea

Oct 25, 2007, 11:50 AM

I would use the Desktop ver. but no Opera Mobile for Palm...

I know there is Opera Mini and you have to almost use a hack to make it work and it likes to freeze or reset the device. I would actually look in to useing this if they could get a mobile version to work on palm better.

jinx7676

it works great on my Blackberry...gets me to sites that my company firewall blocks through the BES server.

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