The Opera team is
working on Opera 9.5, code-named Kestrel. Public builds of the new version of the operating system should be available within a few weeks.
The upgrade will include:
- The rendering engine has been updated with improved CSS3 support, and a new javascript engine.
- The user interface will be tweaked to provide easier access to the features users reported they used the most.
- Improved keyboard navigation
- Screen reader support
- New skins to match OS X and Linux environments
- Speedier rendering
The Kestrel announcement comes just days after Opera released a
public beta of Opera Mini 4. While the company's leadership appears to be involved in an
elaborate soap opera, the developers are hard at work pumping out new products.
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