PermalinkWednesday, 14. November 2007, 23:05:50
Opera Mini direct download links
Well, since alot of your have been asking for links to older versions of Opera Mini, I decided to compile a list of them. I included links to both the advance and basic version of Opera mini with direct links to the jar, jad and zip files. All the files listed are for the international version of Opera mini. To download Opera Mini for your language, change the int bit to your locale code such as us, ru, ect.
Most older phones require you to use the Jad file to download a Java application while some newer phones allow you to download the Jar directly. The zip files are for the -smart- phones, which include Blackberries, PDAs and so on.
Opera Mini 2.0
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 3.1
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 3.1 renamed as "Opera Mini 3"
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 4 Beta 1
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8462-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8462-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8462-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 4 Beta 2
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8993-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8993-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8993-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 4 Beta 3
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9461-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9461-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9461-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 4 Final
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9800-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9800-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9800-advanced-int.zip
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Renaming Java Applications Tutorial:
-Well, since alot of people have been asking for a way to install both Opera Mini 4 and Opera Mini 3.1 and such without installing over each other. I decided to write up a little tutorial to explain how to modify the application to change the name it installs as.
Note: For the Opera Mini moderators, if this information is against the EULA or against the rules, please feel free to delete it.
What you will need:
A program to open/extract/archive Zip files. Jar files are simply zip files with the Jar extension.
Instructions:
With the program, extract or open the Jar file of your choice. Now inside the Jar file should be a folder called meta-inf. Inside this folder is a file named manifest.mf.
-This file is a Java manifest file that stores information about the Java midlet. Its an plain text ASCII file so it can be opened with any text editor.
Now open the manifest file and locate the line that begins with
MIDlet-Name:
Simply edit the name listed in the manifest file, save it and overwrite the old manfest file located in the Jar file. If you extracted the file, simply archive the file back up using Zip compression, rename the .zip extension to .jar and transfer/download it to your phone.
So for example, you can download Opera Mini 3.1 and change the name listed to
MIDlet-Name: Opera Mini 3.1
And it will install as Opera Mini 3.1 and not as Opera Mini which, in most cases, should be a separate install.
Please note, that you may also ened to edit the jad file with some phones as well. Jad files are plain text Ascii files that can be edited like the manifest file.
Final Note:
I hope people find this information helpful. Also check back now and then since I will update it regularity as needed to keep the information up to date. Also could a Moderator be kind enough to stick this topic? Thank you in advance.
~Slynderdale
Most older phones require you to use the Jad file to download a Java application while some newer phones allow you to download the Jar directly. The zip files are for the -smart- phones, which include Blackberries, PDAs and so on.
Opera Mini 2.0
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 3.1
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 3.1 renamed as "Opera Mini 3"
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 4 Beta 1
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8462-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8462-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8462-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 4 Beta 2
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8993-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8993-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.8993-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 4 Beta 3
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9461-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9461-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9461-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 4 Final
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9800-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9800-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.9800-advanced-int.zip
---------------------------------------
Renaming Java Applications Tutorial:
-Well, since alot of people have been asking for a way to install both Opera Mini 4 and Opera Mini 3.1 and such without installing over each other. I decided to write up a little tutorial to explain how to modify the application to change the name it installs as.
Note: For the Opera Mini moderators, if this information is against the EULA or against the rules, please feel free to delete it.
What you will need:
A program to open/extract/archive Zip files. Jar files are simply zip files with the Jar extension.
Instructions:
With the program, extract or open the Jar file of your choice. Now inside the Jar file should be a folder called meta-inf. Inside this folder is a file named manifest.mf.
-This file is a Java manifest file that stores information about the Java midlet. Its an plain text ASCII file so it can be opened with any text editor.
Now open the manifest file and locate the line that begins with
MIDlet-Name:
Simply edit the name listed in the manifest file, save it and overwrite the old manfest file located in the Jar file. If you extracted the file, simply archive the file back up using Zip compression, rename the .zip extension to .jar and transfer/download it to your phone.
So for example, you can download Opera Mini 3.1 and change the name listed to
MIDlet-Name: Opera Mini 3.1
And it will install as Opera Mini 3.1 and not as Opera Mini which, in most cases, should be a separate install.
Please note, that you may also ened to edit the jad file with some phones as well. Jad files are plain text Ascii files that can be edited like the manifest file.
Final Note:
I hope people find this information helpful. Also check back now and then since I will update it regularity as needed to keep the information up to date. Also could a Moderator be kind enough to stick this topic? Thank you in advance.
~Slynderdale
PermalinkWednesday, 14. November 2007, 23:22:29
Great collection / tutorial!
There's another renaming tutorial, also linked from my MIDlet Bible, at http://solnyshok.blogspot.com/2007/10/how-to-run-2-mobile-gmail-apps-on-same.html
There's another renaming tutorial, also linked from my MIDlet Bible, at http://solnyshok.blogspot.com/2007/10/how-to-run-2-mobile-gmail-apps-on-same.html
PermalinkThursday, 15. November 2007, 04:33:21
Hmm, I was thinking about gathering up a list of all the "popular" and frequently ask questions and suggestions and make an unoffical FAQ, what do you guys think? Might cut down on people asking the same questions over and over again.
PermalinkThursday, 15. November 2007, 07:23:54, edited Thursday, 15. November 2007, 07:38:42
Excellent job Slynderdale!
Thank you for the download link list. The guide how to rename versions is good as well and I hope that OM folks allow it. However, OM team has also offered us a possibility to download renamed "Opera Mini 3":
Opera Mini 3.1 renamed as "Opera Mini 3"
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.zip
What comes to your suggestion to gather up an unofficial FAQ, well, it is simply a great idea. Should we discuss first how to do that? In case if you want other people to suggest topics for you? As an author, you should of course have the final word to decide what questions and answers comes on that list.
Edit: BTW, are there already different versions for OM4? I have version 4.0.9751.
Edit, Edit: IMPORTANT - Folks , do notice that there are no OM4 basics! Only advanced download links work.
Thank you for the download link list. The guide how to rename versions is good as well and I hope that OM folks allow it. However, OM team has also offered us a possibility to download renamed "Opera Mini 3":
Opera Mini 3.1 renamed as "Opera Mini 3"
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.zip
What comes to your suggestion to gather up an unofficial FAQ, well, it is simply a great idea. Should we discuss first how to do that? In case if you want other people to suggest topics for you? As an author, you should of course have the final word to decide what questions and answers comes on that list.
Edit: BTW, are there already different versions for OM4? I have version 4.0.9751.
Edit, Edit: IMPORTANT - Folks , do notice that there are no OM4 basics! Only advanced download links work.
PermalinkThursday, 15. November 2007, 09:52:55
Originally posted by serola:
Edit: BTW, are there already different versions for OM4? I have version 4.0.9751.
Yup, there seem to be coming newer builds all the time - this is why, in general, don't provide direct JAR links in my articles, but advise going to the download page.
PermalinkThursday, 15. November 2007, 19:33:54
Originally posted by serola:
Excellent job Slynderdale!
Thank you for the download link list. The guide how to rename versions is good as well and I hope that OM folks allow it. However, OM team has also offered us a possibility to download renamed "Opera Mini 3":
Opera Mini 3.1 renamed as "Opera Mini 3"
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-int.zip
What comes to your suggestion to gather up an unofficial FAQ, well, it is simply a great idea. Should we discuss first how to do that? In case if you want other people to suggest topics for you? As an author, you should of course have the final word to decide what questions and answers comes on that list.
Edit: BTW, are there already different versions for OM4? I have version 4.0.9751.
Edit, Edit: IMPORTANT - Folks , do notice that there are no OM4 basics! Only advanced download links work.
Thanks for the info, I really appreciate it. I updated my original post with the new info concerning the 3.1 rename and also removed the basic links from Opera Mini 4 and the betas. Also I'll make a new thread concerning the FAQ so we can discuss the idea and hash out what we should add to it.
PermalinkMonday, 19. November 2007, 09:09:26
PermalinkMonday, 19. November 2007, 09:17:21
And those who wonder after "unofficial FAQ" mentioned by Slynderdale, please read this thread:
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=2327026
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=2327026
PermalinkMonday, 19. November 2007, 15:04:59
Originally posted by serola:
And those who wonder after "unofficial FAQ" mentioned by Slynderdale, please read this thread:
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=2327026
I ended up making a new topic just for discussion about the FAQ. This way it starts anew and we can dedicate it to discussion and brainstorming.
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=213740
PermalinkMonday, 26. November 2007, 15:39:10
PermalinkMonday, 26. November 2007, 16:17:23
If you are looking for download links for your language, please copy past the link and try to change "int" with your national code like this:
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-fi.jar
(OM3 renamed in Finnish)
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9746-advanced-fi.jar
(OM3 renamed in Finnish)
PermalinkFriday, 30. November 2007, 11:17:27
PermalinkFriday, 30. November 2007, 14:24:46
Originally posted by Slynderdale:
could a Moderator be kind enough to stick this topic?
Or please please at least give a download link for "Opera Mini 3" at http://operamini.com/ for PC download. There are still people who can't access mobile content with their inbuilt mobile phone browsers.
PermalinkMonday, 3. December 2007, 09:03:04
PermalinkMonday, 3. December 2007, 09:09:42
PermalinkMonday, 3. December 2007, 09:18:14
Originally posted by grawity:
Now give me back the 17 kB that I wasted because of your very useful contribution.
I can't.
Originally posted by Menneisyys:
I bump this thread because it's really useful
Like Menneisyys, I see this thread usefull and important. I only wish that Opera Mini team could just do what Slynderdale have asked:
Originally posted by Slynderdale:
Also could a Moderator be kind enough to stick this topic?
Then there would be no more need to *bump* this thread.
PermalinkThursday, 6. December 2007, 13:20:54
PermalinkThursday, 6. December 2007, 13:49:34
PermalinkThursday, 6. December 2007, 19:21:42
Great stuff, Slynderdale! A question that occurs to me........I've occasionally found websites which decline to load because they don't recognise OM3.1. Would this renaming procedure allow us to rename OM3.1 as, say, Firefox, thus fooling recalcitrant websites into allowing access?? I'm using a SE P900i, by the way.
George
George
PermalinkThursday, 6. December 2007, 19:53:17
Originally posted by kiwi47:
Great stuff, Slynderdale! A question that occurs to me........I've occasionally found websites which decline to load because they don't recognise OM3.1. Would this renaming procedure allow us to rename OM3.1 as, say, Firefox, thus fooling recalcitrant websites into allowing access?? I'm using a SE P900i, by the way.
George
No, websites recognize browsers by user agent (HTTP header User-Agent), which, in this case, is sent by Opera servers.
PermalinkFriday, 7. December 2007, 18:43:10
PermalinkMonday, 10. December 2007, 11:05:27
Direct download links are asked every now and then on several threads. Therefore I think it is okay to 'bump' this. However, I agree that especially newbies seem to ignore almost all kind of topic titles and they do not bother to search first. I have done the same error. There are however, those forum members that are in stage of becoming more active. For those members it can be usefull if topics like this are easily accessible on first forum page.
It is also wished several times that this topic could be made as a 'sticky' message. There is however a negative side on this. If there are very many sticky messages on the forum front page, people become annoyed because they have to scroll a lot. Also really important sticky messages become ignored because there are too many of them.
Therefore I suggest that moderator could make only one 'sticky' message for topics suggested by forum members. This topic could be titled something like this: "Usefull threads for newbies, experts and helpers". Then under that message there could be a list of titles and links to all those threads that forum members have asked to be set as 'sticky' messages.
It is also wished several times that this topic could be made as a 'sticky' message. There is however a negative side on this. If there are very many sticky messages on the forum front page, people become annoyed because they have to scroll a lot. Also really important sticky messages become ignored because there are too many of them.
Therefore I suggest that moderator could make only one 'sticky' message for topics suggested by forum members. This topic could be titled something like this: "Usefull threads for newbies, experts and helpers". Then under that message there could be a list of titles and links to all those threads that forum members have asked to be set as 'sticky' messages.
PermalinkMonday, 10. December 2007, 12:12:25
PermalinkThursday, 13. December 2007, 18:01:48
PermalinkThursday, 13. December 2007, 21:11:18
PermalinkThursday, 13. December 2007, 23:34:04
Originally posted by Slynderdale:
Well, since alot of your have been asking for links to older versions of Opera Mini, I decided to compile a list of them. I included links to both the advance and basic version of Opera mini with direct links to the jar, jad and zip files. All the files listed are for the international version of Opera mini. To download Opera Mini for your language, change the int bit to your locale code such as us, ru, ect.
Most older phones require you to use the Jad file to download a Java application while some newer phones allow you to download the Jar directly. The zip files are for the -smart- phones, which include Blackberries, PDAs and so on.
Opera Mini 2.0
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-2.0.4509-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 3.1
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.jad
[URL=http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.8295-amini-3.1.8295-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 3.1 THANKS
PermalinkFriday, 14. December 2007, 02:06:11
PermalinkSaturday, 15. December 2007, 00:57:37, edited Saturday, 15. December 2007, 14:44:52
TOFH!PermalinkSaturday, 15. December 2007, 14:41:56
@ me! 
PermalinkSaturday, 15. December 2007, 14:55:10
I think a better way to keep this post sticky is to keep it more active by giveing more +1s. 
*turns back at the moderators*
*turns back at the moderators*
PermalinkSaturday, 15. December 2007, 15:03:23
PermalinkMonday, 17. December 2007, 23:38:23, edited Tuesday, 18. December 2007, 07:41:35
PermalinkTuesday, 18. December 2007, 00:43:17
Originally posted by H82typ:
If they stick it I won't post anymore. Promise.
They won't, coz they are afraid you might stop.
PermalinkTuesday, 18. December 2007, 03:41:01
PermalinkTuesday, 18. December 2007, 05:56:39
Originally posted by serola:
If there are very many sticky messages on the forum front page, people become annoyed because they have to scroll a lot.
Yup.
Now that my additional, very important OpMini hacks (see the direct invocation from other apps) seem to be finalized, I'll publish a greatly rewritten OM4 install tutorial (for WM users); then, I can "retire" the old MIDlet Bible. I'll also include these download links.
Hope the OpMini folks also chime in and tell us what they think
As stated, I'm ready to write the new tutorial in such a way that the thread title also contains "direct download links" or whatever, if the OM folks want to minimize the number of sticky threads.PermalinkTuesday, 18. December 2007, 07:38:35
PermalinkTuesday, 18. December 2007, 08:36:03
Originally posted by serola:
This topic could be titled something like this: "Usefull threads for newbies, experts and helpers". Then under that message there could be a list of titles and links to all those threads that forum members have asked to be set as 'sticky' messages.
Any comments on that? Please send suggestion for the sticky, which could then bundle all topics suggested by members. We can't put them all on the title. Therefore it would be better to have somthing like this:
README: Usefull threads for newbies, experts and helpers
Before posting, please check this list. You may find solution for your problems on these threads:
PermalinkThursday, 20. December 2007, 08:19:39
Originally posted by serola:
Originally posted by serola:
This topic could be titled something like this: "Usefull threads for newbies, experts and helpers". Then under that message there could be a list of titles and links to all those threads that forum members have asked to be set as 'sticky' messages.
Any comments on that? Please send suggestion for the sticky, which could then bundle all topics suggested by members. We can't put them all on the title. Therefore it would be better to have somthing like this:
README: Usefull threads for newbies, experts and helpers
Before posting, please check this list. You may find solution for your problems on these threads:
Nice idea - I mean a link collection like this as sticky. Then, we won't suffer from the limited number of stuckable threads.
PermalinkThursday, 20. December 2007, 09:38:47
I have also another suggestion. There could be a sticky thread starting with the following short post:
Then under that opening message we could have post like this:
That way we don't need to ask moderator to update the list. Everyone can do it by using quote to send an update for the list.
README: Useful threads for newbies, experts and helpers
Before posting, please check here for the lists of useful threads. Click "Go to last post" button above to see the latest updates for this list.
Then under that opening message we could have post like this:
You may find solution for your problems on these threads:
- MY MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH:now,you can use Opera Mini as the system-level browser under WindowsMobile
- My tangent against all the ungrateful people here
- Opera Mini direct download links
- The Symbian/Windows Mobile MIDlet (Java) Bible - by Menneisyys
- etc.
If you want add more topics on this list, just click "Quote", remove quote tags, and edit the list for new topic titles.
That way we don't need to ask moderator to update the list. Everyone can do it by using quote to send an update for the list.
PermalinkThursday, 20. December 2007, 21:43:12
PermalinkFriday, 21. December 2007, 00:16:57
It'd be nice to know why I even need the direct links now. Throughout the entire life-cycle of the v3 series of Opera Mini, I was able to get each updated build just fine by going to www.operamini.com in my phone's built-in WAP browser. Now, ever since v4, when I do that I get "Page Cannot Be Displayed". It's been like that since the v4 betas. Nothing has changed on my phone since, it's strictly related to Opera Mini v4.
If it weren't for this thread, I would've never gotten Opera Mini 4 on my phone.
If it weren't for this thread, I would've never gotten Opera Mini 4 on my phone.
PermalinkSaturday, 22. December 2007, 17:52:55
Update
Opera Mini 3.1 renamed as "Opera Mini 3"
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-advanced-int.zip
Opera Mini 3.1 renamed as "Opera Mini 3"
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-basic-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-basic-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-basic-int.zip
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-3.1.9903-advanced-int.zip
PermalinkFriday, 28. December 2007, 20:16:30
Update
Opera Mini 4
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.10031-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.10031-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.10031-advanced-int.zip
Read topic opening for downloading previous versions. Also remember you can replace 'int' with your national code in url.
Opera Mini 4
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.10031-advanced-int.jar
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.10031-advanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/global/opera-mini-4.0.10031-advanced-int.zip
Read topic opening for downloading previous versions. Also remember you can replace 'int' with your national code in url.
PermalinkSaturday, 29. December 2007, 00:30:44
PermalinkSaturday, 29. December 2007, 01:22:32
@ Serola: Perhaps you could include a reason for the update? An abbrieviated changelog, so to speak, touching on the major points.
For example, if this update deals with Nokia issues and I have a Moto or LG, then I don't need to d/l this. Btw, where is the official blurb where this info is released?
For example, if this update deals with Nokia issues and I have a Moto or LG, then I don't need to d/l this. Btw, where is the official blurb where this info is released?
PermalinkSaturday, 29. December 2007, 09:52:23
Originally posted by H82typ:
@ Serola: Perhaps you could include a reason for the update? ...
Btw, where is the official blurb where this info is released?
Sorry for missing reasoning. Update sent only because that is the subversion available for mobile downloads at operamini.com. For some unknown reason this is not available for PC download. I found about this on another thread and decided to mention it here as well. There is no official explanation or source for this release. it was obviously found by another user who has downloaded OM4 via mobile browser during holidays.
PermalinkSaturday, 29. December 2007, 11:41:12
