Opera Desktop browser 21 Chinese version add URL Bar settings function

When the summer is down, can you tolerate a bloated desktop browser when your mobile browser has a cool summer dress? "Simplicity is the ultimate complication," Leonardo Dar Finch once said. "Inherited from the Nordic minimalism, opera Oupeng has been pursuing a concise design concept, committed to the user to bring high-speed, safe, interesting browsing experience." Refining and inductive user needs, the complex technology hidden in the interface, this time, Oupeng told you-concise, that is to give users the greatest love.

May 9, 2014, Opera Oupeng for the first time for mainland Chinese users to publish a desktop browser--opera desktop browser 21 Chinese version.

"Halo" is a haunting experience

This time in the Windows version of the update, Oupeng adopted a new aura technology (Chinese meaning: Halo), the excellent hardware accelerated rendering, to bring users a more smooth, rapid operation experience. And this, just a beginning, in the future, especially in mainland China, you will see Aura technology to make Opera browser shine! For the MAC version, Oupeng uses Apple's Core Animation technology to ensure that users can enjoy the same outstanding experience.

New Web site display features both geeks and ordinary netizens

This time, Oupeng added the URL bar setup function. In the past, the URL bar displayed a simplified URLs; now, you can set up, choose to display a complete or simplified URL URLs to meet the needs of some geek users want a glimpse of the complete URL information.

When a Web site has an invalid security certificate, the browser will display a broken padlock in the address bar to alert you, so even ordinary netizens can always detect the security of the site they are visiting.

Figure 1: By default, a simplified URL address is displayed

Figure 2: After Setup, display the full URL address