you can attract more users by supporting minority groups like linux users and adding more customization features. for example, chrome on linux is deeply flawed for watching videos. on linux, i can happily use opera 12.xx, which is much faster than firefox and less resource-intensive. if the switch to webkit removes any advantages opera has over chrome, i have no reason to use it. you might as well go home, opera developers.
you just threw away almost all the nice things i loved in opera, and that made it so unique and special. now i see no point in using it anymore. there are better alternatives out there. thanks for having been the best browsing experience all these years and good luck.
why?
please!! bring back the security with the saved passwords! i hate not being able to save my website passwords because they are visible with a few clicks in settings!
-> be able to resize the speed dial;
-> tab stacking
-> mail client
i understand this was a major update and opera is fast, stable (not like chrome), and i like it, but there are still things that i (/we, opera users in general) miss from the old opera, and the old opera was different from any other browser!
that was what most of the opera users liked about it!
thank you for reading this, i hope that this becomes possible in the near future! :d
diogo filipe
opera was totally ad-free, opera was customizable, i'll check from time to time how opera works in case you change your way.
please don't change.
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"can't believe you, opera. disappointed." tyrone, sunnyvale trailer park
i see no reason to abandon presto; it was fine for me. i use the speed dial shortcuts to navigate, and without this, i might as well use ie. thanks a lot for the great browser while it existed!