N97 Opera Mobile 10 beta

Hey just downloaded the new Opera Mobile 10 beta, it's good. real good.
m.opera.com/mobile <-- with phone browser
not a question or problem, just a heads up because alot of people here are trying to improve their N97 experience

same here...have RAM issue. Trying to figure out, how to increase RAM here...only have 14.9mb left.
is it possible to move these program Python, WordMobi, Mail For Exchange, and Handy Taskman to the 32GB drive????
Message Edited by hbund188 on 04-Nov-2009 01:33 AM

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N97 and Opera Mobile - virtual keyboard

Is there any way to swtich the virtual keyboard off on Opera Mobile? I'd like to be able to type direct into the webpage, like you can on the built-in browser. Also, some symbols aren't available on the virtual keyboard (and the symbol key on the hard keyboard is deactivated).
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Hi, I've used Opera mini for about 18 months, find it great. To remove virtual keyboard go to settings (on Opera), Advanced, Inline-Editing,set to off.. You won't be able to edit on web page have to use notepad that appears then ok to enter on page, but both QWERTY and phone virtual pad will work. Also have tried Opera Mobile 10, but find it caused freezing/locking and didn't seem any better or faster than Opera mini 5 Beta, which for the last 4 months has performed faultlessly on my N97, and which I continue to use. Hope this helps. Also try Snaptu, very useful and time saving, but need to go into Application settings, Installed apps, options settings, turn off onscreen keypad.
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Opera Mobile 10 beta on 5800

I saw that Opera Mobile 10 beta was available to try. I went to Opera and downloaded the browser using the phone and installed it. I started it and everything was good but then I started getting the out of memory error. I have around 27 MB of phone memory, 3.2 GB of card memory and around 25-35 MB of RAM free. I do have both Mini 5 and Mobile 10 installed. Has anyone else tried the browser and has anyone else had the same issue?
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You need to change the "disk cache" settings within opera to get it working properly on S60v5 devices.
See the link below for help (it's for the N97 but works on the 5800):
http://www.nokia-tips.com/2009/11/05/how-to-customize-and-tweak-opera-mobile-for-optimum-use-on-the-...

N97 and opera mini beta 5

Just installed opera mini beta 5 and it is a fantastic piece of software, the onyl problem I have is it will only connect using my contract wap and not through my home wifi, I have the N97 set up for all other internet applications to always ask. Anyone know how to resolve?

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Opera Mobile on N97

Can Opera Mobile be set as the default web application on the N97?
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I feel this inability to change the default browser, music player, video player, image viewer, has to be a bug. The option is there on the phone to do so, but in practise you can't, with no explanation as to why not.
For example, "Web" is the name of the built in browser . If you go to:-
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You will see 4 App types listed, incl "Browsing Internet", with the current selection "Web" quoted underneath.
Click on "Web" - you are asked to "Select Application". Unfortunately the list from which to choose only offers "Web".
Logic dictates that this option is there to allow you to choose from a list of all installed browsers. It appears, therefore, that the installation process is not "tagging" apps, for selection in the listed categories.
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6220 and Opera Mobile

Is anyone else using Opera Mobile, the pay for product (not talking free Mini), on their 6220?
Mine closes down when trying to use THIS website. Just bombs out.
Opera just say file a bug report.
The phone is 10 days old! The Mobile install works fine on my 6120.
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Hi, I've used Opera mini for about 18 months, find it great. To remove virtual keyboard go to settings (on Opera), Advanced, Inline-Editing,set to off.. You won't be able to edit on web page have to use notepad that appears then ok to enter on page, but both QWERTY and phone virtual pad will work. Also have tried Opera Mobile 10, but find it caused freezing/locking and didn't seem any better or faster than Opera mini 5 Beta, which for the last 4 months has performed faultlessly on my N97, and which I continue to use. Hope this helps. Also try Snaptu, very useful and time saving, but need to go into Application settings, Installed apps, options settings, turn off onscreen keypad.
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Opera Mini or Opera Mobile --- Help?

Hi all,
I love surfing on my N series (N82) nokia, but the native browser is horrible. i am not a fan of apple products at all but I must admit the safari browser is very cool. I have heard Opera ia a better choice for a browser on my N series. Great. I'm just not sure to download Opera Mini or Opera Mobile for the N82. Or what is the difference? should I buy the mobile version or use free mini version.
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Mini is a simpler version of Mobile.
You have to pay for Opera Mobile, so it comes with more features.
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Opera mobile

HELLO. DOES ANNYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN DOWNLOAD OPERA MOBILE FOR NOKIA N97?

No need to shout! (CAPS)
Here you go:
Opera Mini
Have fun! I use it on my 5800XM which is basicly the same OS as the N97 and it works just fine!
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RonAnderson wrote:
Who cares about that fat women.
Get Firefox. Its in beta too But blows all other browsers away. It syncs to your Firefox on your desktop. And Firefox is a more trusted and harder to hack browser.
Easy on the fat women there, Hombre....
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Who cares about that fat women.
Get Firefox. Its in beta too But blows all other browsers away. It syncs to your Firefox on your desktop. And Firefox is a more trusted and harder to hack browser.

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RonAnderson wrote:
Who cares about that fat women.
Get Firefox. Its in beta too But blows all other browsers away. It syncs to your Firefox on your desktop. And Firefox is a more trusted and harder to hack browser.
Easy on the fat women there, Hombre....
As far as Firefox Mobile blows other browsers away, well I believe that this statement is half-correct. You figure out which half I'm referring to....
If they get it working properly, it will indeed be a serious contender for the mobile browser award (Oh, and what a nobel
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I allowed Firefox to sync with my main notebook and man, what a mess that was. A virtual link explosion. Links everywhere. More than I needed on my mobile phone. Still, a cool feature, no doubt.
In reality, the hacking issues aren't that great with mobile browsers (YET - There, I said it, okay??)
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Geri O
RonAnderson wrote:
Who cares about that fat women.
Get Firefox. Its in beta too But blows all other browsers away. It syncs to your Firefox on your desktop. And Firefox is a more trusted and harder to hack browser.

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