Opera Beta 62.0.3143.57147 for Android

Opera Browser is a web browser that uses Opera servers to compress websites for fast loading. This not only saves you a lot of time but also money compared to your data plan (if you are browsing with 3G)

The browser interface looks amazing on any Android terminal, giving it a sleek and, above all, functional look. You can also easily use the screen pinch zoom feature, along with many more touch shortcuts to make your browsing experience much more comfortable than with other browsers.

Thanks to Opera Link service, you can sync your favorites, shortcuts and general options from your desktop to your mobile terminal, this is very useful for those of us who are always on the go.

The application has automatic support for social networks such as Twitter and Facebook, so their use is much faster and easier. You can also easily download any file and save it in the terminal memory for access at a later date from your desktop.

Opera Browser is a great alternative to browsing an Android terminal. It has everything you need to make your internet browsing a pleasure without having to deal with any of the complications that come with using mobile internet.

Last year, we unfortunately saw the closure of Opera VPN, one of the most useful free browsing tools we had on Android. While there are alternatives, using a free VPN is always accompanied by one problem or another. Fortunately, there is a light at the end of the tunnel thanks to Opera’s latest announcement: the beta version of their browser has just added a VPN to its list of services. And that means it will definitely be added to the traditional version of the browser soon.

See more

Opera has released a new version of its mobile browser. Opera Touch is a new project with two main purposes: to provide an interface that allows us to browse with one hand and integrate the official desktop client with the Android version via an internal chat where you can send yourself texts and links. The first fixed version is already available for download from Uptodown.

See more

We never tire of recommending Opera as one of the best desktop browsers available today. And now, with the recent arrival of version 37 on its regular channel and the exciting addition of a built-in ad blocker, it seems like a good time to recap all its sights. We will try to concentrate them in five degrees.

See more