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its my default browser now. It still great!

• capableweb 4y ago
  Well, I used to love Opera as well, it was my first "serious" browser as I became a netizen. But now I wouldn't even dare to try it as it's owned by a consortium of Chinese investors, rather than a Norwegian company.
  • bityard 4y ago
    Vivaldi is pretty good and though it's based on chromium, is the new opera in spirit.
    • IndrekR 4y ago
      No coincience. Vivaldi is co-founded by ex-CEO and co-founder of Opera. I quit using Opera after he did not keep his promise to swim across the Atlantic in 2005: https://www.zdnet.com/article/opera-boss-starts-atlantic-swim/ https://www.zdnet.com/article/opera-boss-starts-atlantic-swi...
      • copperx 4y ago
        > I quit using Opera after he did not keep his promise to swim across the Atlantic in 2005: https://www.zdnet.com/article/opera-boss-starts-atlantic-swi https://www.zdnet.com/article/opera-boss-starts-atlantic-swi... Congratulations. This is the most persnickety HN comment I've read. And I've been here more than a decade.
    • dijksterhuis 4y ago
      I might try Vivaldi out after your comment and because of their completely sarcastic pricing section on the download page. Genius.
      • vorticalbox 4y ago
        Built in email and rss feeds are really nice as is the calendar base history page.
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