Opera services
Opera was more than a browser: it synchronized your data, compressed the Web on slow connections, turned your computer into a server, hosted a large community and, for a few years, ran its own e-mail company.
Opera Link
Synchronized bookmarks, Speed Dial, notes, typed history and, later, passwords between Opera on your computers and Opera Mini or Opera Mobile on the phone.
Opera Turbo
The compression technology from Opera Mini, brought to the desktop: on slow connections, pages went through Opera's servers and arrived much smaller.
Opera Unite
A web server inside the browser. Share files, photos and music, or host a small site, straight from your own computer.
My Opera
Opera's community: forums, blogs, photo albums and the home of the Desktop Team blog, where new builds were announced week after week.
My Opera Mail and FastMail
Opera’s webmail, from operamail.com in 1998 to My Opera Mail and its free @myopera.com addresses in 2011, and FastMail, the Australian e-mail company that Opera owned from 2010 to 2013.