Opera Mini Browser Download For Windows 76.0.4017.94

Opera Mini is a secure web browser that is both fast and rich in features. It has a slick interface that embraces a modern, minimalist look, coupled with stacks of tools to make browsing more enjoyable. These include such tools as Speed Dial, which houses your favorites and Opera Turbo mode, which compresses pages to give you quicker navigation, (even when you have a bad connection).

Opera Mini has everything you need to browse the web via a great interface. From start-up it offers a Discover page that brings fresh content to you directly; it displays the news you want by topic, country, and language. The Speed dial and bookmarks pages are also available to you at launch, which gives you easy access to the sites you use the most and those you’ve added to your favorite list.

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Web Browser Benefits:

Floating Video Player

Opera Mini allows you to overlay web videos while you work. There’s no need to set up anything — just hover the mouse over any video that’s playing on a webpage and click on the special icon (overlapping squares) that appears at the top of the video. When you do this, another instance of that video pops up in a tiny, always-on-top window that you can resize as well as move around. If you can’t see the icon when you hover over the video, pause the video and replay it.

Sometimes a little bit of a distraction is what you need to get the job done. Helium is a floating browser that lets you watch web videos while you do something else.

You’ll need to upgrade to Opera 39 to get the floating video player feature.

Tab Previews

What’s behind tab number 23 and is that the tab you’re looking for? You don’t have to guess, because Opera has a tab preview feature. It allows you to take a quick peek at what a tab contains by hovering over that tab in the tab bar. That’s so much better than squinting to identify favicons and jumping from tab to tab to see if it’s the one you want, right?

Tab previews come enabled by default. If you want to turn them off (or re-enable them), navigate to Preferences > Browser > User interface. There, deselect (or select) the checkbox next to Show tab previews.

Opera Turbo for Data Compression

If you’re working with a slow or crowded Internet Connection, enable Opera’s Turbo feature by clicking on Opera > Opera Turbo. This routes your webpages through one of Opera’s servers and compresses the web content that you’re accessing — ideal for saving data and speeding things up all around.

You think it’s the kind of thing that happens to other people, but sometimes, calamity befalls us. Yes, one day, we will all have to deal with a slow internet connection.

Worried about your privacy in Turbo mode? Don’t be: if you’re browsing a secure site with Turbo enabled, your data doesn’t get routed via the Turbo compression servers. Read what Opera has to say about your privacy in Turbo mode.

You’re on mobile, you’ll want to get Opera Mini for data compression benefits like you get with Opera Turbo.

You’re on an older Android, the new Opera Mini is optimized for aging hardware and software. Can Opera actually mount a comeback with this new browser? Let’s find out.

Battery Saver

Opera Mini Battery Saver mode promises to give you up to 50% more battery life. That extra battery time can be a lifesaver when you’re working on the go and there aren’t any charging outlets in sight.

With telecommuting lifestyles taking off, work is not limited by hours or locations. Here are a few pointers to help you make the best of working on a notebook while on the move.

When you activate Opera’s power-saving mode via the Battery Saver toolbar icon (shown below), it triggers a few background optimizations including fewer animations and reduced tab and plugin activity. You can activate this mode at any time, and you’ll get a prompt to do so when the charge drops down to 20%.

You won’t see the Battery Saver icon when you’re charging your computer. If you’d like to keep the icon visible at all times, you can do that under Preferences > Basic > Battery Saver.

Mouse Gestures

You already use keyboard shortcuts to speed up your browsing. Now it’s time to give mouse gestures a shot as well. They make it easier to take care of routine tasks such as navigating between web pages, refreshing and closing tabs, and opening links. For example, if you want to go back a page, you can click (on an empty space on the current page), hold down the left mouse button, and then drag the mouse to the left.

Browsing faster is not an elusive goal, nor does it need drastic changes to your workflow. Adopting a few simple new habits like keyboard shortcuts should do the trick. Here’s how.

To use mouse gestures in Opera, visit Preferences > Browser > Shortcuts and enable them by selecting the checkbox next to Enable mouse gestures. While you’re at it, select the checkbox for Enable rocker gestures in the same section. With rocker gestures, you can move back and forth through a tab’s history by alternately clicking the left and right mouse buttons. Look for the Learn more link next to each of these settings to get a list of the gestures that you can use.

Can’t remember keyboard shortcuts? Prefer using the mouse at all times? You’ll love what mouse gestures can do for your browser workflow.

Data Synchronization

Like most mainstream browsers, Opera offers a way to keep your bookmarks, tabs, and settings in sync across devices.

You’ll need to sign up for an Opera account to take advantage of the sync feature. To get started with a fresh account, click on the tiny mannequin icon to the right of the address bar and follow the onscreen instructions to set up an account. If the icon isn’t visible, you can bring it up by clicking on the Sign In button under Preferences > Browser > Synchronization.

Free and Unlimited VPN

Thanks, Opera Mini’s buyout of the VPN service Surf Easy, you now have a VPN feature built into your browser. It’s fast, free, and unlimited i.e. without any data capping. You have the option to use the VPN even in private browsing mode.

To start using Opera Mini’s in-built VPN service, you need to enable it from Preferences > Privacy & security > VPN. Depending on the Opera Mini version that you’re using, you might not have access to the VPN feature yet, but rest assured that you’ll be able to use it soon. Keep an eye out for it! And don’t fall prey to these five VPN myths.

Not sure what a VPN is or why you need one? Let’s backtrack a bit then. A VPN or a Virtual Private Network masks your real location and tricks websites into thinking that you’re browsing from a different location. This is handy when you want to, say, watch a program that’s not available in your country or uses public Wi-Fi without compromising on your security.

A personalized news feed — an upgraded version of Opera Discover — is another feature to look forward to in Opera. Like the free VPN service, this feature has already made an appearance in the Developer version of the browser.

Sidebar Extensions

While they wouldn’t recommend multitasking, we understand that it’s useful (and even inevitable) on some occasions. For example, you might want to compose a quick email or tweet or carry on a Skype conversation when you’re browsing. It’s for situations like these that Opera has enabled the use of sidebar extensions. These extensions are no different from regular extensions except that you’ll access the former from a collapsible sidebar.

Check out the Sidebar Extensions Gallery and install a few extensions that could boost your workflow. Why not start off with Bookmarks by the Side, Classic Notes [No Longer Available], and Quick History [No longer available]?

What’s Missing from Opera Mini?

If you haven’t explored the Opera features that we have listed above, it’s time to do so, and maybe even consider making Opera your primary browser.

When you use Opera on a daily basis, you’ll begin to notice and appreciate all the tiny, thoughtful ways in which it makes your browsing quickly. For example, how Opera sorts your downloaded files into helpful categories like Images, PDF, Music, and Archives. What’s amazing about Opera is that despite being feature packed, it doesn’t feel cluttered or overwhelming at all.

Opera Mini provides an integrated search abroad navigation function, which is a common sight among its other, well known, adversaries. Opera utilizes a single bar for both search and navigation, instead of having two text fields at the top of the screen. This feature obviously keeps the browser window uncluttered, whilst providing you with top functionality.

Opera Mini also includes an internet download manager and a private browsing mode that allows you to navigate without leaving a trace. Opera allows you to install an array of extensions too, so you can customize your browser as you see fit. Although the catalog is significantly smaller than more popular browsers’ you’ll find versions of Ad Block Plus, Feebly, and Pinterest.

This is a great browser for the modern web. In terms of numbers of users, it is behind Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. However, it is bang up to date with cutting edge technology and remains a strong contender in the browser wars.

Overall, Opera Mini has an excellent design coupled with top performance; it is both simple and practical. The keyboard shortcuts are similar to other browsers, the available options are varied and the Speed Dial interface is pleasant to use. You can also customize with themes and make your browsing experience even more personal. So, if you are thinking of trying something different than your usual browser, Opera could be the choice for you.

Opera Mini Features:

• Save data – Save 90% of your data and browse faster even on slow networks with our famous compression modes without breaking your browsing experience.
• Block ads – Opera Mini has a built-in ad blocker so you can surf the web without annoying ads.
• Personalized news – Catch up on trending news specially tailored for your interests with our rebooted news feed within the Opera Mini browser.
• Video download – No time to watch videos? No problem. Tap the new download button and watch them when you’re ready.
• Smarter downloads – Download files in the background and hold off downloading large files until you’re back on Wi-Fi. Opera Mini will let you know when your downloads are complete. Just click the notification to open your download – no more digging around in folders.
• Browse privately – Use private tabs to browse incognito and keep your secrets from others without leaving a trace on your device.
• Tab gallery – Keep several pages open at once with tabs and easily navigate between different tabs.

Opera Mini Browser FAQs

How do I access settings?

Either click the gear icon on your sidebar, click Settings in the  menu, or use the keyboard shortcut Alt + P (⌘ + , on Mac).

How do I customize Opera?

Start with the Easy setup menu  in the top-right of your browser. For more advanced customization options, go to Settings. Read more about customization or read more about Easy setup and the start page.

How do I switch between dark and light themes?

In the Easy setup menu , under Themes, click Dark or Light. Read more about customization.[/vc_toggle]

How do I change wallpapers in Opera?

In the Easy setup menu , enable Wallpapers and choose one. Read more about customization.

How do I get more wallpapers for Opera?

Go to the Opera Addons store and select Wallpapers at the top. Read more about customization.

Opera Mini Older Versions

Version Name	Size	Download
OperaSetup.exe	2.45 MB	Download

Alternatives

• Brave
• Mozilla Firefox
• Opera
• Google Chrome
• Microsoft Edge

Technical Information

Software Name	Opera 76.0.4017.94 for Windows
File Size	2.45 MB
Requirements:	Windows XP, Windows 10,Windows 7 64-Bit,Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64-bit,Windows 8,Windows XP 64-bit,Windows 7,Windows 8 64-bit,Windows 2003,Windows 10 64-bit,Windows 2000
Language	English
Available languages	English,Japanese,Polish,Chinese,French,Spanish,Italian,    German
License	Free
Date added	Tuesday, June 11th 2019
Developer	Opera Software