Opra Mini Browser Question

[okierican]

I've been reading several posts regarding the Opra mini browser and now I am very interested in downloading it. However, I cannot seem to find how it actually works on the phone.
Does it replace the current browser that I have (Samsung A920) or does it launch as a seperate application? Can I still use the preinstalled browser already on the A920 in conjunction with Opra? How easy is it to uninstall?

I apologize in advance if these questions have already been addressed in a seperate post(s).

Thanks!

[laursifer]

Opera Mini installs as an application under My Content. It doesn't replace your native browser and you can continue to use your native browser as well. It's VERY easy to uninstall if you need to.

[okierican]

Great! I downloaded it and it's working fine. Thanks!

[kevolution]

where did you find the opera download my man?

[okierican]

Try this site: http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/operamini/phones/

[TechGuru]

Works great on my LG PM-225. Just be sure you get the correct MDIP 1 or 2 version.

[BradL1279]

cool, so is it free

[jsimmons326]

Wirelessly posted (Sanyo PM-8200: Mozilla/4.0 (MobilePhone PM-8200/US/1.0) NetFront/3.1 MMP/2.0)

Or http://mini.opera.com for most cells/mobiles. A whole lot better than reqwireless, I think.

[coolfish]

i'm downloading it... is it free though? i hope so! :tu:

[oiqxpio]

Of course it's free. That's what makes it so great and internationally famous.

But if you don't have unlimited data access with your Sprint account you will be charged on a per kilobyte basis by Sprint. I think it's one cent per kilobyte. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[SprintTech1]

only .01 per KB now I beleive...

[TechGuru]

Free as long as you have Vision. Otherwise it's per KB charges.

[laursifer]

It's $0.02/KB now, if you don't have a Vision plan.