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Opera Mini 5 beta offers tabbed browsing Camera icon

David Meyer ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 17 Sep 2009 16:49 BST

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Opera has released a beta version of its latest mobile-phone web browser, Opera Mini 5.

The beta, which introduces tabbed browsing, touchscreen operations and password management to the popular browser, was announced on Wednesday.

"The purpose of doing a beta is testing," the Opera Mini team said in a blog post on Wednesday. "Opera Mini 5 has been in development for a long time and we feel it's about time to push the product live and let you take it for a spin. We rely heavily on your feedback to polish it for the final release."

Opera Mini is the most lightweight of the company's browsers, and is available as a free download. Opera Mobile is a more full-featured version that is available as a paid-for browser, but is often sold by the company to handset manufacturers for pre-installation.

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