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I'm interested to see whether Opera's move to WebKit means the end of the Dragonfly suite of tools (which are fantastic, by the way).
by petepete 14y ago
I'm interested to see whether Opera's move to WebKit means the end of the Dragonfly suite of tools (which are fantastic, by the way).
- Surio 14y agoVery good point. I am curious about this point too. However, dragonfly is open source too. :-) So there's every chance someone will fork it and take it forward to keep it going on Opera (one hopes)
- kmfrk 14y ago*sad panda* @hzr The switch to WebKit unfortunately means that Opera Dragonfly is no more. https://twitter.com/runeh/status/301616059729969152 https://twitter.com/runeh/status/301616059729969152 And yes, it is/was an amazing tool. My favourite web inspector by a mile.