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More questions for Jon

April 23, 2009 · by Espen André Øverdahl

Another day, another series of killer questions for Jon. Here are the top-3 picks:

  • What happens to feedback submitted directly in Opera, through Help --> Report a site problem?
  • Why hasn't UserJS been afforded a level of investment (of time, etc.) in any way comparable to Widgets?
  • Is there any chance to see an improved Opera Notes with full BBCode/HTML compatibility?
  • Follow-up: What are your future plans to promote Opera (TV commercials, etc)?
  • Follow-up: What are your thoughts on Google Chrome and Safari 4?
  • Follow-up: Will Opera 10 be a browser-without-title-bar like Chrome and Safari?

Do remember that Jon will answer them live Tuesday April 28th, 1:00 p.m. UTC right here on My Opera.

Please remember to vote on yesterday picks! We will have a weekend poll starting tomorrow (Friday) lasting until Monday, so make sure you submit your questions today!

Readers' comments 6

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  • DenisThursday, April 23, 2009 2:42:29 PM

    "Follow-up: Will Opera 10 be a browser-without-title-bar like Chrome and Safari?"
    Seriously, i hope it won't.
  • TamilThursday, April 23, 2009 2:45:17 PM

    Why?
  • mistressEVILThursday, April 23, 2009 2:48:30 PM

    Do you wear briefs or boxers?


    missing Pictures or it didn't happen.
  • HanseasThursday, April 23, 2009 3:20:14 PM

    Mod edit: English only, please.
  • DenisThursday, April 23, 2009 3:51:33 PM

    argh, no please, i just hate this arrangement ^^
    I can't really explains why, but i really don't like having the "close, minimize etc" buttons at the same level than the tabs.
    The best solution would be to let the user choose between the actual tabs organisation and the chrome's one.
    nevertheless, i think taht the chrome's tabs configuration is more user friendly, and more attractive. But it would be sad to see Opera copying the others browser, especially when opera is well known as an inovative, and many times copied browser.
    (excuse my english, it's not my native language)
  • Ice ArdorTuesday, April 28, 2009 5:59:34 AM

    We already know his response to what he thinks about Chrome. He's answered that dozens of times. When Chrome was initially released, the download rate of Opera spiked. And since when people are aware of alternatives to IE they learn about Opera, of course he's going to say he likes Chrome and Safari. Plus Apple and Google like webstandards, which is what Opera's all about.

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Published inChoose Opera
DateApril 23, 2009
AuthorEspen André Øverdahl
Tagsask jon a question, day 4
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