In more languages too...
By John Oates
Published: 29 November 2001 15:10 GMT
Underdog in the browser war Opera launches version six of its eponymous software today.
Opera 6 can support languages not written in Roman script for the first time, such as Russian and Japanese.
The company has also fixed a security hole which exploited a Java vulnerability to give unauthorised access to files through the browser.
Opera has been widening its reach, offering versions for mobile operating systems Symbian and for Psion.
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