Starting with Opera, Opera Widgets have the same status as regular desktop applications. They run apart from Opera, and appear in the applications menu. They continue running even if the Opera browser is closed. After the installation has finished, you can open the widget at any time by clicking the widget icon located either on your desktop or in your applications menu.
Creates interactive content from the user's media files
Offers basic functionality such as reading and erasing diagnostic trouble codes
A simple and powerful Git client offering an efficient development process
Manage source code revisions using Git from a Windows Shell interface
Create VTF and VMT files
Develops applications based on the R language
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