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Opera just released the 10.5 beta version of its web browser for Mac computers — the fifth most popular browser on the market. We previously covered the Pre-Alpha version of 10.5, but this beta release is likely far more stable.

…let us know what you think in the comments if you give them a spin.Remember that this is the beta release, so it’s bound to have a few bugs to deal with. For example, there are some performance issues with Tiger that aren’t present in 10.5 Leopard or 10.6 Snow Leopard, and Java support is minimal. You can download the 10.5 Beta at the Opera website right now, but the 10.1 stable version is still available if you want a smoother experience.Print StoryTags: apple, growl, mac, multi-touch, opera, softwareMore Stories in Tech Opera 10.5 Beta for Mac Adds Multi-Touch Gestures View commentsComments Boxee Returns to Apple TV View commentsComments Gmail Retires 5 and Graduates 6 Labs Features View commentsComments CodeOrgan Translates Web Sites Into Music View commentsCommentsRelated Stories Webtrends Launches Analytics for Facebook Marketers View commentsComments iMaxi: Finally, the iPad Gets the Protection it Deserves [FUNNY] View commentsComments Lobby Group Says Open-Source Threatens Capitalism …

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Opera 10.5 Beta for Mac Adds Multi-Touch Gestures

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