http://disqus.com/people/6140bc3c5e6bb0a4680cfb6f4afe6611/enWed, 05 Aug 2009 11:07:16 -0000http://phonereport.disqus.com/opera_8220something_really_cool_is_coming8221/#comment-2149944Actually, link has been available in Mini for a while - it was the first product to get it. But from time to time we expand the things you can link - coming up are typed history (so the things you typed into your browser are available as options when mini offers to auto-complete URIs you are typing) and some other neat stuff...chaalsFri, 05 Sep 2008 05:36:24 -0000http://mashable.disqus.com/ie6_no_more_popular_web_companies_start_project_to_kill_ie6/#comment-13979946No mention of Opera? As an employee I naturally have a bias, but I still find it a bit odd...chaalsWed, 05 Aug 2009 11:07:16 -0000http://tntluoma.disqus.com/reviewing_macworld8217s_reviews_of_macopera/#comment-19815910I'm surprised you didn't mention what you really get if you pay for Opera - unlimited personal technical support by email. At the price people pay, that is ridiculously cheap. (If you use technical support once for many other systems, you pay the same price or more).<br><br>I am not surprised that nobody mentioned the kiosk feature and the ability to customise the ad banner to take information from anywhere you want, which were only available to registered users. They are pretty much directed at the serious enterprise market, although it would be possible to write some interesting little apps for the ad-source configuration.<br><br>(Yes, I do work for Opera. Not in support, although I have occasionallly handled a support request).<br><br>--chaalschaalsSun, 09 Oct 2005 08:43:26 -0000http://tntluoma.disqus.com/reviewing_macworld8217s_reviews_of_macopera_57/#comment-19815916<p>I'm surprised you didn't mention what you really get if you pay for Opera - unlimited personal technical support by email. At the price people pay, that is ridiculously cheap. (If you use technical support once for many other systems, you pay the same price or more).</p><br><p>I am not surprised that nobody mentioned the kiosk feature and the ability to customise the ad banner to take information from anywhere you want, which were only available to registered users. They are pretty much directed at the serious enterprise market, although it would be possible to write some interesting little apps for the ad-source configuration.</p><br><p>(Yes, I do work for Opera. Not in support, although I have occasionallly handled a support request).</p><br><p>--chaals</p>chaalsSun, 09 Oct 2005 09:43:26 -0000