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What are Opera Extensions?

Extensions in Opera is a way for you to easily add new functionality to your Opera browser experience. Developers can easily create extensions using open standards (HTML5, CSS, JavaScript) and supported APIs.

Extensions will be based on the W3C Widget specifications and this is being considered for an Open Standard effort.

Will Opera Extensions be similar to extensions in other browsers?

Yes, Opera Extensions will be similar in some ways and we have tried to make it easy to port extensions from certain browsers.

We are committed to open web standards and this is an important part of our strategy, so if you find us deviating from other solutions out there, this might be why.

What does an extension look like?

Some extensions have user interface elements, but not all. An extension can for example add a button next to the Google Search field with a popup menu when you click on it. Other extensions don't have user interfaces at all, but run in the background.

How will I install Opera Extensions?

Once you have Opera 11 installed you can click on an extension and a small Install-window will appear. Click 'Install' and you're done. You can also drag and drop an extension onto Opera Desktop if you have an extension stored on your computer.

What kind of APIs will you support?

With the first iteration of Opera Extensions we are focusing on open web standards and 'getting it right'. Our alpha release supports injectable JavaScript, callouts, certain UI items and a basic Tabs and Windows API.

How can I get Opera Extensions?

Opera Extensions is not available yet. Once Opera 11 is out, you will be able to fully enjoy and use Opera Extensions.

Where can I find developer information on extensions?

Once Opera 11 Alpha is out, you will be able to find all the information you need to develop and publish extensions on our developer site Dev Opera.

Where can I find Opera 11?

Opera 11 Alpha will be made available soon at http://www.opera.com/browser/next/.

Today, in their first ever global press day in their hometown of Oslo, Norway, the leaders of Opera announced their new extension feature for the desktop browser in the upcoming Opera 11. WOT was invited to be one of the first extensions and will be released with Opera 11. WOT will be included in the online extensions catalog - a one stop shop for Opera Extensions. This site will be launched alongside the new release of the Opera Desktop browser.

There are more than 50 million people using Opera Desktop every month. We welcome Opera users to join the WOT community and work with us to boost trust on the web.

Web_of_Trust WOT is among the first for new Opera 11

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bartekmp pisze:W końcu rozszerzenia... Teraz ta przeglądarka się do czegoś przyda wreszcie

Maciek pisze:Szkoda tylko, że prawie nikt nie korzysta z rozszerzeń:
http://www.portal24h.pl/artykuly/firefo ... -1855.html

bartekmp pisze:Maćku, kilkumilionowa rzesza użytkowników, to prawie nikt?

bartekmp pisze:Mój post powyżej aż ocieka ironią, a wy, o bojownicy o sprawę Opery, prawie byście mnie zjedli .

bartekmp pisze:Prawda jest taka, że użytkowników Opery jest blisko 7x mniej niż użytkowników Firefoksa, a teraz Opera ma "parcie na szkło (monitorów)" i dodaje do swojej przeglądarki opcję rozszerzeń, żeby zaskarbić sobie troszkę więcej userów.

m_grabarz pisze: Mógłbyś udostępnić swój filtr reklam jako txt, żeby można go było dodać do subskrypcji?

szpon pisze:Wie ktoś jak w Operze 11 umieścić na pasku narzędzi przycisk manage extensions? W menu przyciski go nie widzę, a wiem, że można jakoś dodawać swoje.