Opera TV Browser
Organize your web: Speed Dial keeps the sites you love close at hand. Add your favorites simply by clicking the plus symbol or click the heart icon to add pages directly to Speed Dial while you browse.
Download Opera for free and get all this:
* An interface that’s light, uncluttered and easy to use
* Smart elements, like automatic page-sizing, that make browsing easier
* A stable, compatible application — more sites work better than ever in Opera
* The Opera TV Browser is designed specifically to work well with a standard TV Remote with D-Pad, it does not require a mouse or a keyboard attached.
Note that this version is made specifically for Sony Android TVs, and is not compatible with other devices.
About Opera:
Established in Scandinavia in 1994, Opera is the independent choice for those who care about quality and design in their web browser.Enjoying Opera? 1 us on Google!Discover more at opera.com/tv/Keep in touch:Twitter – twitter.com/opera/Facebook – facebook.com/opera/Instagram – instagram.com/operabrowser/
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Reviews (8)
Can't play any media types so forget about streaming anything. Terrible browser. Opera was much better.
Juink. Times out frequently.
Infuriating to use on a Sony Android TV.
Super excited to have a nice, quick browser to use on my Shield TV. However, would love to be able to use it on my Nexus Player as well. Also, could benefit from standard keyboard commands, i.e. ctrl + L to go to address bar for those of us with a connected keyboard. Also, please let me change the homepage. I don't want to go to the Sony website.
So much potential, such poor execution. That this poorly executed browser is currently the best Android TV browser available, speaks volumes of the current Android TV browser market. My biggest issues with the browser are that: (1) it is not compatible with my Nexus Player (it IS compatible with my ADT-1 though), which also happens to be the most widely distributed Android TV box currently on the market; (2) there is no way to import your bookmarks from other browsers or accounts; and (3) the home page is set as default to a Sony site and there is no way to change it (no, you cannot set your home page of choice - who is the genius who thought of that one?). If you side load Chrome Beta or Dev, navigation won't be quite as friendly, but so long as you have a keyboard, you'll get an equally powerful browser with the flexibility you need to actually configure it as you prefer. Sorry Opera, but you can do MUCH better than this.
Glad to see a browser for the Nvidia Shield. Hoping for some more features, like mouse speed control. Great first start.
Not working on an Intel devices. [INSTALL_FAILED_NO_MATCHING_ABIS]
Terrible, awful, painful browser experience. Crashes often without warning. No way to set a home page (it is hard-coded to be Sony Entertainment). Never saves open tabs. Pathetic. I wish there were a better alternative.