"Research In Motion's (RIM) BlackBerry browser has long been the laughing stock of the mobile space for its lack of speed. Javascript-heavy pages frequently bring it to a standstill. And since the browser has problems rendering many common Web pages, simply surfing the Web for a quick recipe or to answer a question can be like pulling teeth.....Rumors suggest RIM's well on its way to releasing a revamped BlackBerry browser of its own. But yesterday Norwegian-developer Opera Software upped the BlackBerry browsing-ante with the beta release of its latest mobile browser: Opera Mini 5. Though not BlackBerry-specific--the software's compatible with most Java-based handhelds--it blows RIM's default browser away, with new features like tabbed-browsing, advanced cut-and-paste and a built-in password manager." - winckel from Bookmarklet

Tabbed browsing, wow. No wonder people wouldn't shut up about Opera mini. Not a fan of it for desktop but mobile version sounds hot. - Mona Nomura

I can read this thread on my Blackberry in Opera Mini, but I cannot comment. Comment Share and Unlike are all highlighted and I cannot select 'comment'. At least I can view FriendFeed. I'll keep testing. - Mike Nencetti