Opera released Opera 5.14 for Symbian OS. The release includes minor fixes to the Web browser edition that was chosen as the default browser for Symbian's reference designs in May of 2001. Since then, Nokia has also chosen to include an adapted version of the Opera for Symbian OS on its Nokia 9210i Communicator, released at CeBIT this year. Opera 5.14 for Symbian OS consists of a 3 MB download and is claimed by Opera to be extremely secure. Users are provided with features such as the ability to toggle images off and on for faster page loading, or navigate entirely with simple keyboard shortcuts. The updated version includes improved JavaScript support and bugfixes in the cookie confirmation dialog box.">
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Opera 5.14 for Symbian OS releasedBy Jørgen Sundgot, Tuesday 23 April 2002
Today, at the Symbian Developer Expo in London, Opera released Opera 5.14 for Symbian OS. The release includes minor fixes to the Web browser edition that was chosen as the default browser for Symbian's reference designs in May of 2001. Since then, Nokia has also chosen to include an adapted version of the Opera for Symbian OS on its Nokia 9210i Communicator, released at CeBIT this year. Opera 5.14 for Symbian OS consists of a 3 MB download and is claimed by Opera to be extremely secure. Users are provided with features such as the ability to toggle images off and on for faster page loading, or navigate entirely with simple keyboard shortcuts. The updated version includes improved JavaScript support and bugfixes in the cookie confirmation dialog box.

 
 
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