Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 25th Jun 2011 18:15 UTC
Jon S. von Tetzchner has been with Opera for a long time - in fact, he co-founded the browser maker back in 1995, and led the company to great success; the desktop version may play a niche role, the various mobile versions surely do not. Today though, he has announced he will be leaving the company due to differences with the board and management.
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That's the most pathetic example I have ever seen. Was the behavior customizable in the past?
Your claim was: "moved away from offering a highly customisable "power user" browser in favour of eye-candy and flashy gimmicks"
Your example shows nothing of the sorts. All it shows is that a tiny thing changed (for the better), and you are whining about it.
No, it is proof that people don't like change.
You have used Opera for more than 10 years, and were still not aware of all the massive changes? So if you aren't a noob, then what are you? A guy with extremely poor memory?