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don't kill old opera :(

we need to go leaner.

you were the best... but now...

why all this? i can understand the change of engine, but i don't understand why you removed all the 'good stuff'. that stuff made opera opera - and that is why i chose it in the first place. opera does not have a big market share, so i assume that a big part of the user base chose opera for its unique features as well. it is so sad to see opera (and what opera stood for) get killed.

thank you, you ruined your browser...

i used opera for many years because of its features and smooth scrolling of pages. however, the lack of features in the newer opera, now using the blink engine, no longer makes this browser good anymore. hopefully, opera developers will think ten times about bringing features back; otherwise, the future might be uncertain.

there is really no point in any message. the damage is done. these morons have made up their minds, and nobody is going to change those google chrome minds. they don't care what i think and they don't care what you think.

goodbye pleasant browsing. skins were the essence of opera, unite was the future. sorry to see them go, and now you.

goodbye, opera. you were the only browser that correctly managed my dozens or hundreds of adhd-induced tabs, and the only browser that allowed me to fully customize it to meet my needs.

i am ready to support opera through any struggles, but i can't excuse the abandonment of all opera core values and philosophy. firefox is much closer to the real opera than this opera-branded fake. goodbye.