Opera Software As

Opera Software Asa

Adrea, LLC

Huib Kleinhout

Rik Van Den Munckhof

Vincentius Paulus Buil

Gerrit G Hollemans

Sander B F Van De Wijdeven

Henriette C M Hoonhout

Christopher Svendsen

Carsten Zeiffert

Trond Werner Hansen

Petter Nilsen

Daniel Lazarenko

Terje Stoback

Johan Helloy Borg

Anders Hartvoll Ruud

Alexander Remen

New ways of presenting information in a web browser are provided in which documents categorized as belonging to the same web site or application are grouped together and presented in either an first mode where a browser window is open and one of the resources categorized as belonging to the group is displayed, or in a second mode where the group is represented by an icon.

Classifying and organizing web resources in web browsers

New ways of presenting information in a web browser are presented wherein documents categorized as belonging to the same web site or application are grouped together and presented in either an first mode where a browser window is open and one of the resources categorized as belonging to the group is displayed, or in a second mode where the group is represented by an icon.

Information management and display in web browsers

The present invention is directed toward a computer implemented method and device for providing a user with easy access to a plurality of frequently accessed resources. The invention provides a user agent (e.g., web browser) in which certain data resources (e.g., web pages) are displayed as thumbnail images within particular locations of a window. A user invocable instruction (e.g., mouse click or a particular keystroke combination) may be associated with each of the thumbnail images or locations in the window. Accordingly, the user may access a desired data resource by performing the user invocable instruction associated with the corresponding thumbnail image or location.

Method and device for providing easy access to pre-selected data resources

A system and method for detecting at least two-finger input on a touch screen of a display such as computer, etc. includes a display screen; a sensing grid arranged for sensing touch on said display screen; a plurality of electrodes connected electrically to the sensing grid. A controller receives an output from the sensing grid, and a module identifies at least two points on the grid indicating locations of the display screen that have been touched by a user and identifies a geographic portion of the display screen to be identified based on said at least two points. As the position of the fingers are relative to the position of the screen via change in a direction of a Z-coordinate, a variable zoom can be provided by the sensing grid commensurate with different distances that the multiple fingers are sensed from the display screen.

Use of a two finger input on touch screens

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