Opera Software vice president Tatsuki Tomita has confirmed that his company is developing a replacement for the Adobe Flash plug-in for use with future versions of the Opera Mini mobile web browser.

What we are doing is adding video capability directly into the Web browser so you can use text, and video, and Javascript and directly execute video inside of the Web. Tomita says Opera will use less ...

Some users are reporting issues with Flash in the Opera browser, a problem apparently confirmed by the Opera technical support team. MacFixIt reader Terence Thompsn writes: "I couldn't view or copy ...

Browser maker Opera has long been a vocal proponent of standards-based Web technologies, so it comes as no surprise that the company doesn’t think that Adobe’s proprietary Flash plugin is good for ...

“But Opera’s already on Android,” you protest. That’s Opera Mini, the Opera browser that serves up pages pre-crunched for crappy phones by Opera’s servers. Opera Mobile is their full-fledged, ...

TechRadar reports that a representative of Opera Software, the company behind the Opera browser for a number of platforms including the iPhone OS, has stepped into the discussion of Adobe's Flash and ...

As part of an upcoming roundup of the major browsers, we tested their abilities to handle Flash. Two browsers, Mozilla Firefox and Opera, do not include Flash, although you can download a plugin from ...

Opera Mobile for Android is currently in beta testing. However, when it is finally released, the new Android application will include both Flash and HTML5 video support. This dual compatibility ...

The companies offer two more votes of support for Adobe in its public battle with Apple over Adobe's Flash multimedia software. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, covering ...

Speaking to TechRadar, Opera product analyst Phillip Grønvold conceded that Flash is essential to today’s web and will be for the foreseeable future. But for internet video, he says, there are ...