خداحافظۍ اوپرا؟

start to think! stop to smoke!

inevitable? i don't know, but it seems to be a shame. maybe it will turn out for the best. still remaining hopeful...

i'm using opera as my main browser since version 5.something, and well, this just kills opera as a browser in my eyes. i mean, it was all the cool features listed above and its great integration while keeping the browser small and fast that made opera unique. without it, it's just rebranded chrome, so what's the point of using opera then? i don't know for sure which browser i'll switch to, maybe firefox with tons of varied quality extensions to make it work at least close to what i was used to, fearing that after an update some of these extensions will stop working and i'll end up with a broken browser... for me, the message from opera software seems to be pretty obvious: well, our current and loyal users, f**k you, we don't want you anymore, we're looking for a google chrome audience now. but i personally don't think that opera is in that good a position to do that...

no bookmarks = no deal.

it's a joke!?

; (

"removing options is evil" — jon stephenson von tetzchner

good night, sweet prince.

i hope you can catch up in features to the old version. maybe in a year or two i could switch back.

i will make sure not to buy opera embedded devices.