When zooming in or scrolling either horizontally or vertically, the browser didn't make staying in one column easier nor did it consistently snap to large blocks of text. Though Opera Mini is supposed to intelligently snap to columns to make reading and vertical scrolling easier, we didn't find this to be the case most of the time.
In Settings we were able to control how big the text would be when zoomed in (small, medium, or large), and long pages were easy to scroll when zoomed out. The lack of fine control over zoom levels was annoying, but not a deal-breaker. There is only one level of zoom users can pinch to zoom out or double-tap, but the pinching motion doesn't move through several successive levels of zoom as we're used to. Opera Mini's multitouch capabilities aren't as smooth or intuitive as those of Dolphin HD, Skyfire, or the native Android browser. Available from the Tools menu or whenever the user creates a new tab, this page contains up to nine user-defined bookmarks, making it easy to go to your favorite websites right away. There's also the Start Page, another feature we're used to from desktop browsers.
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