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Webkit opera for android - First hands-on video
(youtube.com)
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GEDANKEN - a typeless language (1970)
(cs.cmu.edu)
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14y ago
The name, "project mercury", might already be taken. Nonetheless, very interesting concepts.
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A web-based "infinite desktop" multi-app UI
(kickstarter.com)
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Same for me, arch linux and opera.
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I backed this project. I really think the concept is promising and it would be heart breaking to see this innovative company fall apart. I can't see why this kickstarter gets so much less participation compared with the planetary annihilati
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Richard Branson's list of tips on making lists
(virgin.com)
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More detailed progress updates for planetary annihilation are posted in their forums: http://forums.uberent.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=61 Look especially for post by project lead Jon Mavor aka neutrino
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14y ago
I agree. The demo doesn't read the password in opera because it is not filled in. Take that, chrome users.
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14y ago
Actually that's quite easy in Opera. There is a dropdown box to select different user agents called "Browser Identification".
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14y ago
I want to add the fact that it works just fine when spoofing the user agent. "Identify as Firefox" setting in Opera.
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14y ago
Finally a crowdfunded RTS game. The fact that it's made by many of the guys involved with Total Annihilation and Supreme Commander gives me hope this will be a really deep, scalable and fun game. Proud to be a supporter.
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Github search can't handle single double quote character
(github.com)
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Opera's "shiny demos" on github
(my.opera.com)
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15y ago
Have you even read the linked article? using -webkit- prefixes but not the -o- and -moz- counterparts is just very bad CSS and has nothing to do with slow update circles anywhere.
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even if that was the case, this doesn't make sense. Write a script that adds -o-transform and -moz-transform after every -webkit-transform in your css and you have a good chance that it works. Regarding mobile browser market share: It is a
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They say they're cross-browser, but their examples extensively use -webkit- css properties without the corresponding -moz-, -o- or the "vanilla" versions. None of the page transition examples work in opera.
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15y ago
It's included in the list, not as default search provider.
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DuckDuckGo included in Opera
(duck.co)
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15y ago
Yeah, the "free IQ test" thing made me wonder too. I always thought that intelligent people would not be very likely to click on those ads.
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IQ scores in relation to web browser choice
(aptiquant.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Opera "extension" seems to install as a widget when it should be an extension... anyone else experiencing this problem?