خداحافظۍ اوپرا؟

a browser without proper bookmarks is just a toy.

release presto as open source; it is much faster, has lower cpu load, and has more features (wap rendering, gui customization, complex settings).

no m2 = goodbye

from "smart browser for smart users" to "dumb browser for dumb users" - the way of opera.

what made opera special was its large variety of well-implemented "power user" features (mouse gestures, advanced and customizable tabs, session manager, etc). why even bother if opera is, effectively, nothing more than chrome with a new coat of paint?

i can't wait for opera 25.

i always loved the innovation in opera; it was surprising to see people excited about new features in their browser that i have been using in opera for a long time. a couple of times i tried another browser (especially when i tried to sync tabs with my android smartphone) just to see how they were doing, and after a couple of hours, i ended up returning to opera, mainly for the features that no other browser has, like tab stacking, thumbnail preview in the tab bar, customizable mouse gestures, closed tab registry, etc.

i want opera no chropera.

my (our) patience has been depleted; once you lose the users' trust, there's no turning back. you brought this on yourselves!

in my eyes, you betrayed your mission. opera was the last relatively free browser providing much freedom for its users. i am sorry for what you have done. not because you have changed the rendering engine. i couldn't care less about the engine. but because of the major functions you took away and are not planning to give back. and not even willing to say it out loud. just obscure statements.