Following up on its promise from August, Opera is finally rolling out a desktop version of its specialized browser with a built-in cryptocurrency wallet – but only to a select group of beta testers. Among other things, the browser lets you handle your funds on the Ethereum blockchain and natively browse decentralized apps (dApps) on its network. The company is calling the crypto-equipped browser Opera Labs to distinguish it from its flagship offering. While regular users will have to wait for the official release, those with early access can now pair their desktop wallet with the one on the Opera…

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