Opera browser comes (back) to Maemo: Opera Mobile ...

The Nokia 770 tablet (just as the Nokia 7710 S90 phone) came bundled with Opera. This changed on the N800 when Nokia opted to use microb which we all now know and love..
Thanks to a team of developers working on the side, Opera has come back to Maemo:
http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?sub=++++&id=32891&location=270&nothanks=yes
More details over here:
http://labs.opera.com/news/2010/05/11/
Nice work Opera!

Yessss yesssss yessssss!!!
Downloaded and installed, working fine. And just a gnats nut over 6Meg..... very impressive.
@ Matthew_Maude: My home page has a flash animation of a fish that works, i.e his tail swishes from side to side and other flash adverts work fine. Not tried Youtube yet thogh

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