Ethereum wallet integrated into the browser of Opera (updated)

This is the first browser of its kind.

The Android app is a full-featured web browser that can take online transactions to the next level with its built-in cryptographic wallet - at least as hoped by developers. Opera is currently working on the integration of the Ethereum Web3 API, but other wallets may be supported in the future. Interestingly, the browser relies on the Android security system, so we don’t need to keep in mind new codes and passwords, and the software asks for our permission on any website that wants to access our wallet - this should be thought of as e.g. for the geolocation service. It is important to note that both the wallet and the keys and devices belonging to it remain on the user's phone, ie they are not sent to remote servers, says Opera.

It can also be a good use of the integrated Dapp Explorer, which lists the portals where we can start exploring the Dapps ecosystem (e.g. CryptoKitties). The list is constantly being updated, unfortunately it is still quite poor now. 

The software is currently in private beta status for testing here can apply.

Update!

Opera's servers have been down for a long time these days, and the problems have now been fixed, but the application in question has mysteriously become inaccessible ever since.

Source: Opera