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Opera Software today announced the beta version of its browser for the Macintosh Operating System. This release also supports computers running MacOS X in the Classic mode, giving the great majority of Mac users the opportunity to try out the browser. On the basis of their feedback, Opera has made changes to the the browser as well as the user interface. Now the browser not only offers Mac users a better and faster Internet experience, but the browser blends perfectly into their MacOS desktop environment. "We hope many Mac enthusiasts will seize this opportunity to help us test Opera for the Mac. In return, we will make a faster, stronger and more visually appealing browser," says Hakon Lie, Chief Technology Officer of Opera Software. "With the help of the enthusiasts we can issue a final verion of Opera that the Mac community truly can call their own," he adds. Opera 5 for Macintosh will run on PowerPC Macs with MacOS 7.5 or later installed. Systems prior to 8.0 will require installation of Appearance Manager. Opera 5 for Macintosh Beta 1 will work with MacOS X in the Classic mode. Opera 5 for Macintosh Beta 1 supports the following World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards: 128-bit encryption
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