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Opera Software on Wednesday promoted the Opera 47 web browser to the stable channel for all supported platforms, including GNU/Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows.
Based on the Chromium 60 open-source web browser, Opera 47 is now ready to conquer your Linux, Mac, or Windows desktop with its numerous enhancements and new features, starting with the ability to export all of your bookmarks to a single HTML file that you can import on another Opera instance, or a different web browser.
Opera 47 also smooths video playback when you're watching Netflix or other video streaming websites, especially on macOS and Windows 7 Aero. Opera Software says that users of the latter should no longer see flickering background images when they switch between YouTube videos, and auto-played YouTube videos are no longer broken on macOS when viewed in full-screen.
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