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Now just add an IRC client, and they've reinvented the Mozilla suite.

• memling 4y ago
  Vivaldi's predecessor, Opera, actually included an IRC client that I used back in the day. I maintained an interest in Vivaldi because Opera Mail was easily the best client I've ever used, and while Vivaldi Mail lacks a few of the features that I appreciated about Opera (e.g., select-to-quote, default top-quoting/bottom-response, obvious text-based emails), it's still far and away the best current desktop application.
  • oblio 4y ago
    Opera used to have a torrent client.
    • stavros 4y ago
      And an HTTP server.
• marban 4y ago
  Not complete without Gopher.
  • hoistbypetard 4y ago
    Needs Gemini.
• mosdl 4y ago
  History is a closed loop. Maybe they can build their own browser engine!
  • TheRealPomax 4y ago
    "Maybe they can build their own browser again", but the web is not the cute little thing it was back when everyone was writing their own engines. Even a small team literally cannot write a web engine with enough support for the majority of common use cases anymore. It's literally why Vivaldi went with an off the shelf engine and focused on the browser part instead.
• pkulak 4y ago
  Except that Mozilla wrote their own engine.
  • jszymborski 4y ago
    I miss Presto :(
    • beebeepka 4y ago
      Very fast on super slow embedded devices.
• pram 4y ago
  I was thinking the exact same thing. Mozilla also had a WYSIWYG webpage editor for some reason. Chatzilla was genuinely awful though.