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Can't you also read RSS using the OSX Mail.app?

• rplnt 13y ago
  Or any other mail client really. What I don't get is why they stripped it out from the browser (I didn't take up any disk space really). edit: I really hope they don't take out RSS reader functionality out as well. I never got why other browser didn't support such basics when it came to browsing.
  • exterm 13y ago
    They are building a completely new browser based on chromium. So they didn't really strip it out, they just didn't add it to the new browser.
    • bobsoap 13y ago
      Switching to Chromium was a big mistake IMO, seeing how inferior, unstable, and slow the new Android app is compared to the original. I get it, they had to cut costs, so they fired a bunch of people and gave up their proprietary edge. It just seems to have been the wrong decision because they took away one of the core features that used to make it great (at least with regards to the Android app): speed.
      • rplnt 13y ago
        From what I've read the desktop version lost basically everything that was special to Opera. I know it's early builds but I think many features won't make it back.
  • bschwarz 13y ago
    Opera Mail (previously M2) is probably still using the Presto engine (and the old interface) as they seem to have just extracted it from previous releases. Thus it is incompatible with their new version and Chromium.
• jemeshsu 13y ago
  RSS reader in Mail.app is removed in OS X Mountain Lion
• baby 13y ago
  What's the point?