This page is a developer resource for anyone wanting to find more out about Opera Mini development, ie developing your web sites so they work great in Opera Mini as well as other browsers, and leveraging some of Opera Mini's great unique features. At the moment, we have a selection of informational articles to help you out, but this page will grow in the future, with tutorials and reference sections being added ASAP. Keep checking back for more updates!
Opera Mini 4 uses various custom HTTP headers, in addition to the standard ones — this article tells you what they are, and what you can do with them.
This article explains the main differences between Opera Mini 4 and the previous version (3.x) in terms of standards support, etc.
With mobile and desktop browsers having such varying support for media queries, using them effectively across browsers/platforms can be difficult; here we explore a solution to this issue.
This article looks at the different methods available to you for serving appropriate content to mobile devices, along with caveats to watch out for.
This two-part article series presents two real case studies, exploring the issues faced, and how they were overcome. Other topics include standards support, identifying mobile users, and server-sniffing.
Part 2 of the article described above
This article covers Opera Mini 4's standards support in greater detail, and gives some useful design tips.
You can add the following JavaScript to your browser toolbar as a bookmarklet, a handy link that will display your currently open web page in the Opera Mini simulator. Just bookmark this link:
Voice your opinion, share experiences and seek answers in the dedicated Opera Mini forum.
Send an email letting your friends know about Opera Mini 4!
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