Operabrowser releases Chinese version to save the market

Bkjia.com comprehensive report] Opera released its first software independently developed for regional users yesterday in Beijing, ending the absence of a Chinese version of Opera Browser in China for many years. For more information, see http://cn.opera.com.

The figure shows the homepage of the Opera Chinese website.

Opera is a Norwegian browser and is famous for its high speed. Opera uses non-Windows IE kernel, which features high security, fast speed, and saves system resources. In addition to Windows, Opera also supports Linux, Mac, and other desktop operating systems. In addition, Opera also has a mobile phone version that supports the Symbian operating system, which shows the strength of Opera in browser technology. However, according to the market share, both IE and Firefox are far ahead of the market, and both accounts for about 90% of the market). Apple Safari and Google Chrome both account for a higher market share than Opera.

Song Lin, general manager of the company in China, said that after the launch of a Chinese browser specifically designed for the Chinese market, Opera will add Chinese elements to each global product update in the future. It is reported that these "Chinese elements" have optimized the browsing experience and improved compatibility with Chinese websites according to Chinese users' usage habits and needs, strengthened the integration with third-party auxiliary software popular in the Chinese market and the design of the appearance.

Opera said that in addition to the Chinese version, it will also provide a brand new community to integrate the discussion space, download portals, expert tutorials, official blogs, and other services.

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