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I they were the same so I just Wiresharked Opera Mobile on my phone (with Turbo enabled) and it looks like you're right. My phone sends HTTP requests to somethi
by dave1010uk 15y ago
I they were the same so I just Wiresharked Opera Mobile on my phone (with Turbo enabled) and it looks like you're right. My phone sends HTTP requests to something.opera-mini.net, then that server sends back compressed HTTP.
You must have a lot of Turbo/Mini proxy servers to handle all the clients. I guess it's against your TOS but I wonder how easy it would be to proxy another browser's traffic through Opera Turbo.
Is Opera Mini's format closed or is there a spec somewhere we can see?
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- andreaso 15y agoFairly certain that there aren't any publicized spec for OBML (aka Opera Binary Markup Language, aka the Opera Mini markup language). http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/opera-mini-web-content-authoring-guidelines/ http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/opera-mini-web-content-au... does contain some good info on Mini, even if it may not be what you were wondering about.