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Vodafone uses Opera to push for open standards
[Widsets] is a Java platform, so it’s not open. Widget Manager is built on Opera, so it’s faster and easier to write for. It uses open standards.
Norwegian Telenor's official number information service blocks Opera
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Google says: "It's important to test your site across all browsers!"
Internet users have an increasing number of choices for web browsers today, including Firefox, Safari, Opera, and now Google Chrome. Sometimes web pages look and work differently in each browser, so it's important to test your site across all of them to…
Symbian: Monopoly is good
One target browser covering most of the world's phones is a good thing.
Download.com: 5 stars for Opera 9.5
The latest version of the Opera browser is here, and it's a stunner. Integrated theme previews, an improved address bar search tool, built-in torrent support, and real-time fraud prevention earned Opera 9.5 a coveted five-star review.
Opera Core Concerns: Core technology and development blog
What we call "Core" at Opera refers to the platform-independent internal components of our browser.
Mozilla Q&A: Redefines mobile browsing - again, dismisses competition - again
I’m not sure I care about the Wii as a platform. People were critical of us last year, saying Opera has sewn it all up. But they won the last market. They have three times as many people as us. You have Opera browsers on the phone, but who uses it? Safari is…
Internet Explorer 8 to default to Standards Mode?
We've decided that IE8 will, by default, interpret web content in the most standards compliant way it can. This decision is a change from what we've posted previously.
Opera forced Microsoft to reconsider its position on standards in IE8
While we do not believe there are currently any legal requirements that would dictate which rendering mode must be chosen as the default for a given browser, this step clearly removes this question as a potential legal and regulatory issue