Opera Mobile 10.1 beta
http://www.opera.com/press/releases/2010/11/09/, you can get it from the market.
It has the best scrolling and panning I've experienced on the Scroll from any app, very smooth and judderless. There's tab support, easy downloading of files (even more than one at the same time), and the Speed Dial feature with miniature previews of the bookmarks.
The best thing, a "hidden" secret, is the ability to access the configuration file by entering "opera:config" in the url bar. You are taken to an interface where you can change virtually any aspect of the app you want - your jaw will drop when you see the list! I've only done one mod so far, changing the User agent to "mozilla/5.0" so I get served up desktop versions of sites rather than the, sometimes wretched, mobile versions.
The downside of OM 10.1 is the huge footprint (50MB-ish)which really eats into the available storage. But, if a decent browser is important, it's worth it. I wouldn't be without it now
It has the best scrolling and panning I've experienced on the Scroll from any app, very smooth and judderless. There's tab support, easy downloading of files (even more than one at the same time), and the Speed Dial feature with miniature previews of the bookmarks.
The best thing, a "hidden" secret, is the ability to access the configuration file by entering "opera:config" in the url bar. You are taken to an interface where you can change virtually any aspect of the app you want - your jaw will drop when you see the list! I've only done one mod so far, changing the User agent to "mozilla/5.0" so I get served up desktop versions of sites rather than the, sometimes wretched, mobile versions.
The downside of OM 10.1 is the huge footprint (50MB-ish)which really eats into the available storage. But, if a decent browser is important, it's worth it. I wouldn't be without it now