Opera developed a new search engine, MAMA, to track the webpage Structure

On July 15, October 16, Beijing time, according to foreign media reports, Opera announced on Wednesday that the company has developed the first search engine that can track the webpage structure. Opera said the engine will be officially available in a few months and will help browser manufacturers and standardization organizations promote the standardization process.

Opera said the company will launch the search engine MAMA (Metadata Analysis and Mining Application, Metadata Analysis and Mining Application) by the end of this year ), the search engine can index Web page tags, styles, scripts, and other network development technologies, developers can also ask questions such as "I can't find a webpage with more than 100 links" or "What is a general webpage.

MAMA search helps network Developers find examples of function usage, view trend charts, and collect data to adjust the application of technology. This encourages the Standardization Organization to comprehensively consider developers' suggestions and actual trends of network technology, so as to ultimately improve the quality and interoperability of the network and browser. "The network has been fragmented and complex, and it is still evolving. MAMA's ultra-large database helps us understand all the information about network technology ." Suo naoli geremsbösbsnorre M, vice president of Opera Quality Assurance Department. grimsby) said, "MAMA can test and ensure the compatibility, stability, and performance of our products. Now we share it with the internet, and they can also benefit from it."

Opera executive Brian Wilson said in the company's website log on Wednesday that MAMA has been developed for more than four years. MAMA is an ongoing project that will continuously provide some statistical results to monitor network trends.