With these two modes, users can optimize their data compression for different network conditions. In the newest version of Opera Mini mobile browser for Android, users can for the first time switch between two different data compression modes: High and Extreme.

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The browser is fast, responsive and loads web pages in a snap (definitely faster than IE11 Mobile). Every function is easy to find and just a few taps away (no settings are buried two or three menus deep). I am sure there are more bugs and kinks to work out but so far I am very impressed. When I click the arrow to change, the UI shows only the search engine currently selected and I cannot scroll up or down and select another. However, when I am in landscape mode I cannot choose a different search engine. On a small screen like mine, landscape mode is a must when viewing some websites. While there should be a more intuitive way to add search engines like Bing than the method currently in play, there is a slight bug associated with choosing a search engine in landscape mode. I cannot for the life of me find a setting with which to toggle between mobile and desktop site modes.Ģ.

But on my Lumia 635's 4.5' screen, it is no bueno for most sites.

It seems like most sites want to load into their 'desktop' modes, which for some sites is fine and even preferred. One is just an annoyance, the other is a bug.ġ. However, there are a few things I have noticed. It is fast and responsive with some good settings. Already it has made such a good impression that I am thinking about using it regularly.

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