Coast is, according to Opera, “the result of its designers tossing out 20 years of preconceptions about what a browser should be”, as it tries to reimagine how a tablet browser should be in 2013 without toolbars, buttons, and URL fields but with a focus on gestures and web content. TongueTouch®: Interface optimized to respond on the slightest of screen licks, for easy scrolling.Released today on the App Store, Coast is a new browser by Opera based on iOS’ WebKit engine and built exclusively for the iPad. Just as in Coast by Opera, navigation is done almost completely on gestures and buttons are large and easy to interact with.Ĭats by Opera project brings more innovation through the internet cat-flap door: Snuggles, also love it.”Ĭats by Opera is based on a concept of removing buttons and other obstacles to an efficient feline-first web. My other cats, Pistols McMegatron and Dr. That’s when I got the idea for Cats by Opera, based on our incredibly innovative Coast by Opera browser for iPad. Now they can interact with the web, which is 92.3% cats anyways. It just made sense to give them something better to do other than snooze or cough-up hairballs. “When we go to work, my cat were just left at home with iPads sitting on the coffee table. “I noticed that my cat Admiral Fluffington III had a peculiar interest in the Coast by Opera web browser left open on my iPad,” says Huib Kleinhout, Senior Cat Coder at Opera Software. The first web browser tail-or made for cats. It’s time to turn the tables on internet cat content. Yet, billions and billions of people coast the web in search of funny cats and cute kittens all day, when they should be working.
Keyboards are hard to use, curated content is homo sapiens-oriented and - quite frankly - boring for four-legged creatures. Humans have long been in a privileged position on the internet. Norwegian browser company introduces the feline-first web browser concept Opera Software launches Cats by Opera browser project
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