[EpicIncognitO]

Any idea anyone? When ? How? I am seriously fed up with Opera's stance. They don't even reply on twitter! They are so rude that they keep blaming Microsoft. So sad we have to keep waiting.

[MrWhiteman]

I'm happy with UC browser for now. I found Opera to be rubbish when I had an iphone.

[rcasey]

Try SurfCube, it's pretty decent too.

[kishorekumar_a]

The main reason I am waiting for Opera for WP8 is to use the Opera Link bookmark sync. Unfortunately no other browser is able to sync with a desktop browser. Do you guys know any possibility for that?

[Blacklac]

I'm happy with UC browser for now. I found Opera to be rubbish when I had an iphone.

Windows Phone (WinMo) has always had a superior version than Opera Mini found of iOS and Blackberry. Until they dropped support... lol

I would not mind having a full Opera or Opera Mobile, back. I agree, do not need Opera Mini these days, unless you really need data compression.

[awilliams1701]

WinMo and WinPhone aren't compatible. Opera mini was never supported in windows phone, but I did use it back in the Mobile days. Its pretty much the same deal as IOS where only Safari is supported. You can skin it, but that's it. I believe there are a few alternative skins for IE, but I don't know what they are or if there is any point. Personally I would like to see real alternatives like Firefox, but its not possible since the APIs are blocked. However IE10 isn't half bad. My biggest complaint is the default font sizes are all screwed up. From what I've seen if you use a reset.css file, then there is no real difference with the desktop version.

Windows Phone (WinMo) has always had a superior version than Opera Mini found of iOS and Blackberry. Until they dropped support... lol

I would not mind having a full Opera or Opera Mobile, back. I agree, do not need Opera Mini these days, unless you really need data compression.

[EpicIncognitO]

They say the API's are not favorable, guess what I heard they are.

[jeffreyarcillas]

I am a loyal operamini user since im using s60v5 symbian.. When i switched to wp8 im looking for operamini. Or skyfire T.T

[Euell Gibbons]

Given the MS requirement that all third-party browsers for WP8 use the IE rendering engine, it is unlikely you will ever see the major players like Opera or Firefox develop a browser for WP8.

The whole point of using these browsers on Android/iOS is to get a different (better?) rendering engine than provided by the stock browser.

[Amol Shelake]

need operamini for smoothing browsing experance

[Binoya Mathews]

Sad to say but opera mini AFAIK is not coming anytime soon.

[Jaripi]

need operamini for smoothing browsing experance

Did you try Nokia Xpress ? - it works like Opera Mini ...

[safeer2222]

Opera mini will comes on next year...

[anon5997296]

I just want a stable 3G network which won't eat my battery like it has been starved so far and unlimited data plan. Then I won't ever need Opera Mini.. :-D

[asylumxl]

The whole point of using these browsers on Android/iOS is to get a different (better?) rendering engine than provided by the stock browser.

All iOS browsers use Safari's Webkit rendering engine, just like Windows Phone.

[Binoya Mathews]

Opera mini will comes on next year...

source??
To all those people saying that its coming, there is something which possibly u are unaware of, MS has made it mandatory that any browser running on windows phone should use Trident rendering engine,the default one in IE. Opera earlier used to use their in-house engine, Presto . Lately, they too have moved on to webkit,the rendering engine of chrome and Safari. It is too much work for them as they have already stated and they currently don`t have any plans for windows phone.

[Binoya Mathews]

All iOS browsers use Safari's Webkit rendering engine, just like Windows Phone.

Yep, but they were moving onto webkit back then,on the desktop,mobile and tablet.That's not the case here.

[rakesh1995]

source??
To all those people saying that its coming, there is something which possibly u are unaware of, MS has made it mandatory that any browser running on windows phone should use Trident rendering engine,the default one in IE. Opera earlier used to use their in-house engine, Presto . Lately, they too have moved on to webkit,the rendering engine of chrome and Safari. It is too much work for them as they have already stated and they currently don`t have any plans for windows phone.

opera mini developer said they had all tools to make app for windows phone 8 and its on there list and are working on it. They will announce it.

Also uc browser in speed mode and nokia xpress uses their won engine. And about presto,its only used on opera mobile not opera mini





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[Binoya Mathews]

opera mini developer said they had all tools to make app for windows phone 8 and its on there list and are working on it. They will announce it.

Also uc browser in speed mode and nokia xpress uses their won engine. And about presto,its only used on opera mobile not opera mini

got a screenshot??who confirmed this?
What I`d posted was the reply i got from their twitter account possibly they were referring to opera mobile/the main webkit version then. I`d asked them when is opera coming to windows phone 8?was less specific there I guess.





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[rakesh1995]

you should have asked when is OPERA mini coming to wp8



Just for your eyes http://www.phonearena.com/news/Opera...e-soon_id46529





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[Attila Mahovics]

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[Jarip]

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We have Maxthon ... so who cares :)

[EpicIncognitO]

Maxthon sucks. Its too bad, needs updates.

We have Maxthon ... so who cares :)