In a recent Q&A, Mozilla's John Lilly kindly shares som details on how Mozilla will finally redefine mobile Web browsing. Sound familiar? After their failed Minimo mobile browser project, they are now ready to rinse and repeat. But not without commenting on the competition, of course. Or the lack of it, if Mozilla is to…
Anne posts in his blog that internal builds of Opera that are intended for some post-Kestrel release are already at 98/100 of the Acid3 test. You won't have to take his word for it either, as we are apparently planning a public build to demonstrate this. So yes, a lot of things are going on…
While this blog is mainly about the Opera browser and related things, I've decided to write down a brief report on the event I attended today. On February 10 this year (the birthday of Lisa McPherson, alleged victim of the Church of Scientology), thousands of people across the world gathered to protest against the Church…
This is a great day for open standards. Microsoft has changed its mind regarding the default mode in IE8. And while this is a huge win for the internet community, it is also a vindication for an small browser company in Norway, which, at times, faced harsh criticism for getting the authorities involved in order…
Today, Opera's financial results for the fourth quarter of 2007 were announced. For those of you who just want the bottom line, here it is: Opera financially healthy. It is profitable, with significant growth in all business areas, and continued (and even accelerated) growth is expected. The future is looking so bright the company might…
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