Server upgrades for Opera Mini 4
February 6th, 2008
Opera has just finished updating the server that powers Opera Mini 4, with some nice enhancements.
From their forums:
- Added a simple UI to the server-side preferences that exists. Go to ‘opera:config’ to configure some settings.
- Tweaked phone number detection, there should be somewhat fewer false positives now, but you can now also disable the feature on the opera:config page.
- Increased the default timeouts to 40 seconds from 20.
- Updated to a HTML rendering engine to be similar to the latest Opera 9.5 weekly release.
- Fixed support for entering hostnames starting with a number (eg, 360.yahoo.com) as a URL without the starting http://
- Made content folds visible even when the background is black.
- Fixed inter-page links ().
- Fixed clipping rectangle for iframes with hidden overflow css properties, this bug caused some links inside some iframes to be unclickable.
- Fixed HTTP basic auth for pages with non-7bit authentication realm.
- Pages with nested <a> tags are now somewhat easier to navigate (<a href=’link’>Link 1 <a href=’link2′> Link 2</a></a>), it’s now possible to follow both the inner and the outer link.
- New WML stylesheet.
- Various optimizations resulting in the average transcoding time to be 20% lower.
All in all, it looks to be a very nice upgrade. The great part is that no update is required on your end — it’s all on their server. Talk about an easy upgrade… 
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