Twitter Widget for Opera lets you Tweet with your friends while browsing
Filed Under: Opera, Twitter on June 24, 2009
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Opera fans will certainly love this. Here comes a simple and lightweight Twitter widget that will let you tweet with your friends while you are browsing the web.
The twitter widget lets you do all the basic tasks such as viewing recent tweets, browsing archive, searching Twitter, finding Tweets from people that are nearby etc. You can also reply to your friends or send a Direct Message to someone, it also includes an inbuilt URL shorter. All the passwords are stored base 64 encoded, which makes it more secure.
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