Oupeng (欧朋浏览器)

Chinese version of Opera Mini launched in 2011 by a joint venture of Opera Software and the distributor Telling Telecom: Opera server-side compression, Baidu by default, Weibo integration and a portal of Chinese sites.

Facts

Developer

nHorizon Innovation (Beijing) Software (Opera Software + Telling Telecom), later Oupeng

Website

www.oupeng.com

Engines

Presto (server)Blink (WebView)WebKit

Derived from

Opera Mini

Platforms

SymbianJava MEWindows MobileAndroidiOS

Details

Symbian S60v3 (v7.60), Windows Mobile (V10 PPC/SP), Java and Android (v12.110, October 2026); iOS version released in January 2012 (WebKit, Apple rule), no longer on the App Store; Android version: engine not specified (WebView assumed); successor of the operachina.com site, renamed oupeng.com on Aug. 9, 2011

Popularity

68/100 — 12.4 million downloads on Tencent's store alone (应用宝, 2026), plus the Symbian/Java era; no user figure published

Key versions

1. Aug. 9, 2011
   —Presto (serveur)Launch of Oupeng, the Chinese Opera Mini version by the nHorizon joint venture (Opera and Telling).[1]
2. Dec. 2011
   HTML5 (essai)An HTML5 trial version is released.[2]
3. Jan. 2012
   —WebKitThe iOS version is released.[2]
4. Aug. 2014
   10Oupeng 10: new interface and redesigned home screen.[2]
5. Nov. 2015
   11Oupeng 11 is released.[2]
6. Oct. 15, 2026
   12.110.0.1Latest Android update seen on Tencent’s app store.[3]

Version sources: [1] press.opera.com, [2] oupeng.com, [3] sj.qq.com

Sources

1. https://press.opera.com/?p=1464
2. https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%AC%A7%E6%9C%8B%E6%B5%8F%E8%A7%88%E5%99%A8
3. https://iniche.cn/app/45391
4. https://iniche.cn/app/45609
5. https://www.oupeng.com/
6. https://www.oupeng.com/about/history
7. https://sj.qq.com/appdetail/com.oupeng.mini.android