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Comment #5246205
> Opera has said they will leave all the core stuff to Google and just modify UI and other stuff on top. False. Opera has said they will contribute to both WebKit and Chromium. > B…
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Comment #5242930
You wrote: > almost all the work on Opera's new browser will be done by Google. That is why I said "outsourcing development to Google" According to that logic, using any open-sourc…
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Comment #5242917
A metaphor for what? What's the loaded gun?
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Comment #5241575
Who says employees don't have the full picture? The reasons are even stated in public. Why would they be terrified of speaking in public -- and if they are, why are several people …
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Comment #5241323
Actually, look at the Q4 presentation. Operators are less than 20%. Desktop is the second biggest with nearly 30%, while publishing/advertising is the biggest revenue source with m…
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Comment #5241315
What are you talking about? Loaded gun? Are you seriously suggesting that the company is using threats of physical violence to shut former employees up? Who cares about the founder…
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Comment #5241109
Strange how my karma takes a nosedive because I contradict the "evil Opera is doomed" thing...
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Comment #5241092
You are misunderstanding what "using Chromium means." As I replied to cpeterso: Using the Chromium framework doesn't mean that you are using the actual final Chromium UI. The CEO h…
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Comment #5241090
Using the Chromium framework doesn't mean that you are using the actual final Chromium UI. The CEO himself said they're building a new UI.
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Comment #5239850
What makes you think they aren't goig to work on Webkit? Out of those 90 people who left or were fired, there were marketing, sales, etc. personell. Only a minority was probably an…
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Comment #5239844
What makes you think Opera is outsourcing development to Google? Just because something is using a framework doesn't mean they aren't using it to build their own thing on top of it…
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Comment #5239831
What makes you think it will just be a skin on top of Chrome?
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Comment #5239828
Execpt all 90 were not developers. They were marketing, sales, etc. Some were engineers, but it seems they were a minority.
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Comment #5239826
Several of them? Such as?
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Comment #5239821
The story is misleading. 90 people have either left of their own free will or were let go for various reasons. Those 90 were not all developers, but included marketing, sales, and …
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Comment #5239798
So it is not actually out of fear for the current management, then? It's just a general fear of speaking of one's former employer if one was let go? If so, why even mention Opera s…
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Comment #5239792
Your conspiracy theory kind of falls flat on its face, since former employees have in fact spoken publicly on this. What you can gather doesn't seem to be very useful either since …
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Comment #5238720
Have you ever heard about ads?
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Comment #5222704
> Opera was actually strict pro-standard.. sometimes for their own bad. Not quite. They always made every effort to be as compatible as possible with real world sites.
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Comment #5221038
> Opera having low tolerance for that Except that is not true. Opera has a high tolerance, probably much higher than any other browser (out of necessity). But that doesn't help muc…
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Comment #5221028
Why wouldn't they be using Opera anymore? They will be used to Opera, and the brand will be well known to most people. Why do you think Google is desperate to enter these markets r…
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Comment #5221023
StatCounter is a terrible source for anything outside of North America and Western Europe.
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Comment #5221022
You should probably update your stats scripts.