Opera, the little browser that could (and did - go free, that is), has finished its beta and reached version 9, going Universal in the proce . New features include:
- a built-in BitTorrent client
- adding your favorite search engines to Opera's search bar simply by right-clicking them
- site- ecific preferences for cookies, pop-u , etc.
- thum ail previews of ta when hovering over them
- widgets (hey, at least they didn't call 'em 'gadgets')
- customizable content blocker
- and more
This version definitely seems a ier now that it's Universal, and (say what you have to) these new enhancements like a built-in BitTorrent client show that Opera is blazing a trail faster than its competition. Give this version a whirl if you haven't touched Opera in a while but are still curious about it. If you need help with a browser tra ition, why not check out some of the del.icio.us tools (like my personal favorite: Delibar) we've blogged that take the 'bookmarks bar' out of the browser and into Mac OS X's menubar, removing the need for worrying about which browser you're using.
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