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title: Opera 9 Beta 2
authors:
- thomas-ford
intro: 'We released the second – and final – beta of Opera 9 today. This will be the last major milestone release before the final launch of Opera 9. The most notable change is to the widget UI. You’ll notice that we’ve included widgets separately in the menu bar. If you click to manage widgets, your widgets open in a separate tab, similar to our transfer manager. From this tab, you can add new widgets, open downloaded widgets and remove widgets you don’t want.'
tags:
- opera-9
- labs
layout: article
---

We released the second — and final — beta of Opera 9 today. This will be the last major milestone release before the final launch of Opera 9. The most notable change is to the widget UI. You’ll notice that we’ve included widgets separately in the menu bar. If you click to manage widgets, your widgets open in a separate tab, similar to our transfer manager. From this tab, you can add new widgets, open downloaded widgets and remove widgets you don’t want.

[Download the beta][1] and then [jump over to the forums][2] to make your thoughts heard. Remember though, Opera 9 Beta 2 is not a final version and may contain bugs. Use it only on properly backed-up computers. [View the list of changes][3]

[1]: http://opera.com/download/index.dml?ver=9.0b
[2]: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/forum.dml?id=31
[3]: http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/
---
title: Opera 9 Beta 2
authors:
- thomas-ford
intro: 'We released the second – and final – beta of Opera 9 today. This will be the last major milestone release before the final launch of Opera 9. The most notable change is to the widget UI. You’ll notice that we’ve included widgets separately in the menu bar. If you click to manage widgets, your widgets open in a separate tab, similar to our transfer manager. From this tab, you can add new widgets, open downloaded widgets and remove widgets you don’t want.'
tags:
- opera-9
- labs
layout: article
---

We released the second — and final — beta of Opera 9 today. This will be the last major milestone release before the final launch of Opera 9. The most notable change is to the widget UI. You’ll notice that we’ve included widgets separately in the menu bar. If you click to manage widgets, your widgets open in a separate tab, similar to our transfer manager. From this tab, you can add new widgets, open downloaded widgets and remove widgets you don’t want.

[Download the beta][1] and then [jump over to the forums][2] to make your thoughts heard. Remember though, Opera 9 Beta 2 is not a final version and may contain bugs. Use it only on properly backed-up computers. [View the list of changes][3]

[1]: http://opera.com/download/index.dml?ver=9.0b
[2]: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/forum.dml?id=31
[3]: http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/

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