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Looks good, not sure about the nav changing color to match website styles but that is an interesting approach. Having mail built in is not useful for me, but I
by danboarder 12y ago
Looks good, not sure about the nav changing color to match website styles but that is an interesting approach.
Having mail built in is not useful for me, but I wonder if it will support other email providers eventually (gmail etc)?
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- wanda 12y agoI don't like it either. I mean it wouldn't bother me that much, it's not a dealbreaker, but it's the kind of minor thing that would prevent me from switching to this browser unless it offers something genuinely advantageous over the existing solutions. But, just fyi, you can switch off the color changing. At least in this preview release.
- matmann2001 12y agoIt will likely be a mail client, which will support POP and IMAP compatible mail providers. I'm assuming this on the basis that they features they are looking to implement were part of the old Opera featureset, which included a mail client.
- raphman_ 12y agoM2, the mail client in Opera 12, was one of the main reasons why I stuck to it for a long time. It was quite usable and seems to be the only mail client which properly supports custom IMAP flags (== tags).