Opera@USB – a browser that works directly from a storage device, allowing you to "carry in your pocket" your bookmarks and settings, email, chat logs, contacts, and more.
This is a special build of Opera@USB based on the original Opera browser. Opera@USB requires an internet connection and a USB keychain or USB flash drive with at least 30 MB of free space.
Opera 11 - the official version also supports the option to install on removable media.
The Opera@USB program includes options: loading pages in separate tabs, blocking pop-up windows, built-in email client, and more. There are advanced features: support for IRC chat streams and RSS. Favorite pages are saved as bookmarks and are visible in the main window. There are site previews.
Main functionality of Opera@USB:
- No negative impact on Internet Explorer or other browsers;
- Does not affect the version of Opera installed on the computer;
- Does not change the registry;
- Works with any PC – Windows OS (Internet cafes, at work, at friends' houses);
- Leaves no traces on other computers;
- Customizable individual appearance settings;
- Multilingual;
- Full-screen mode launched with the F11 key;
- Simple, user-friendly interface;
- Built-in email client;
- High speed when loading web pages;
- Protection against suspicious websites;
- Built-in torrent client;
- Customizable search queries;
- Customizable small entertainment applications (widgets);
- Voice control option available.
Opera is used for navigating the internet and is developed by Opera Software. It was created in 1994 by a group from Telenor, a Norwegian company. For a long time, the browser's distinctive features were its multi-page interface and the ability to scale documents along with graphics as a whole.
Now, Opera's functionality has been expanded to include mouse (mouse gestures). The security system includes: protection against phishing; encryption of information flow when navigating pages that request personal data; deletion of HTTP cookies; cleaning of browsing traces with a mouse click; "Speed Dial" - a start panel.
Additional browser functionality has emerged: Opera Mail – address book; news/email client; BitTorrent peer-to-peer network client; RSS aggregator; IRC client; Opera Link; download manager; WAP browser; HTML technology widget graphics modules.
Opera works with many operating systems: Microsoft Windows, Solaris, Linux, Mac OSX, FreeBSD; and for many mobile platforms. It is the only browser for the Wii and Nintendo DS gaming systems. It is used by some computer TV set-top boxes.
