Directors of Norwegian browser maker Opera Software said that they were considering selling the company and had hired bankers to help them explore options after the firm missed a second-quarter revenue forecas
I had primarily used Opera when you had to pay for a license to use it (early 2000's), I was impressed enough buy a license because there was nothing around like it at the time. I was very fond of the version 4 and 5 era. I was able to use it up until a few years ago, then bugs in it forced me to switch to Firefox, etc.
I'll give them 5 bucks.
Might be kind of hard to ship that many deer all the way to Norway.
I used Opera for about a year, I think Opera 4 or 5. And it was very customizable. I couldn't do everything I could with FF, but almost. Later builds kind of killed that custom feel.