Opera@USB

Welcome to the Opera@USB Support Forum

By Obermair Markus. Wednesday, 8. March 2006, 21:35:32

you want to use browser, emails, addresses anytime / everywhere ?
no problem !!

Available in different languages

Download your mobile Version of Opera at www.opera-usb.com

You want to use all opera features mobile - no problem !

- there are no unwanted effects on IE or other browsers
- existing opera versions are also not affected
- make no entries to the registry
- leave no data on the guestcomputer

Comments

Greg # 8. March 2006, 21:48

Sounds good.

Thomas # 8. March 2006, 22:28

.. maybe later. Nein im Ernst, dann mal viel Erfolg! "Sounds good maybe later" ist eine alte, spaßig falsch gebrauchte Auslegung des Akronyms SGML.
Gruß, Thomas

Arnt # 9. March 2006, 00:41

Great job

Jason Damian Navarro # 9. March 2006, 02:40

So what do I do? Just install it on my jump drive and I am ready to go?

HEPB # 9. March 2006, 16:44

Sounds cool ! Gonna try it !

Brendan # 10. March 2006, 06:28

Very handy! I've been using this for awhile now, since a couple versions back, and it makes using the internet away from home so much better. Opera@USB - never leave home without it!

Ruben Garcia # 13. March 2006, 07:03

It's great, I use it at sk00l every time I need to surf the w3b since they only install IExplore and Netscape 7 in their computers. I've sometimes used Opera for Linux at sk00l but you have to crack the root password to do so, hence Opera@usb is a must have.

BTW, I'm using it in es-la language, since all you have to do is download the language file to the pendrive.

Now, I'm just waiting Opera for Nintendo DS to become available. How can I become a member of the forum?? ^_^

Robin # 13. March 2006, 15:48

I'm a happy user

Very nice for use at school!

Gary Luther # 15. March 2006, 05:51

Great Job!! I love Opera now I can carry it in my pocket. Thanks

KonstableKonst # 17. March 2006, 09:48

Awesome!!! I HATE having to use Firefox/IE at universtiy. After using Opera it just rubs me the wrong way. I hope you will do this for Opera 9 when it comes out (I've switched to TP2 and it's great! I would love to use it instead of 8.53)

Rob # 20. March 2006, 13:41

Any users managed to use it at net cafe etc? Similar results to schools etc, or too controlled? Thanks

Michel # 23. March 2006, 16:57

I'm using Opera 9.0.8303. How I can make Opera-USB from Opera 9.0 and use with USB for my-self?

Because I whant to use exactely Opera 9.0, not 8.53 or older...

Daniel Souza Zanin # 26. March 2006, 17:27

Quando sai Opera@USB para a versão 9.0??

Kris # 30. October 2006, 07:24

anyone heard of CrazyPack ?

bildos # 17. December 2006, 14:26

When I can expect new version of Opera for U3 devices ? Currently I use build 8689 at my PC. U3 version is older, and contain mofe bugs than my PC version. Why U3 version isn't recently update ?

Tiny Dragon # 16. January 2007, 01:49

interesting....

corny # 17. September 2007, 12:55

Nice work, I have been using the @U3 version for some time now. Looking forward to Kestrel@U3. The synchronise feature will be especially useful!

kora # 27. September 2007, 21:19

i'm having issues downloading files - running opera u3 9.23, had no problems until today... is anyone else having problems?

Charles Schloss # 16. May 2008, 20:26

Great Job on Opera-USB I use it at College and at home. No need to worry about IE bugs on a computer

beautiful_thing # 10. August 2008, 17:15

It's cool and works well. Wonderful job. Thanks.

Only one little thing: Leaves no traces on guest computer is not correct. In the temporary directory, you'll find a folder 'opera' and in the icon list next to the clock in the win status bar, an icon will be shown. But with regedit and the search for 'opera' this can be removed quickly and easily.
Again: Great job.

Geesac P Antony # 24. May 2009, 00:35

Is there any USB portable opera which support for Flash player?

Zsibrita András # 26. November 2009, 15:42

10.10?

Charles Schloss # 26. November 2009, 15:49

Originally posted by awking:

10.10

It will be done, patience

Mike Beadow # 20. December 2009, 22:10

Hey, Geesac P Antony just download a copy of Flash player to your USB stick and click on the installer when you need to..........doesn't take long to install.......

Any one out there know if Opera@USB 10.10 supports running Opera Unite from a large usb stick?