Please open source Presto.

[misotropici]

misotropici last edited by

Yes! if they don't import all great features of opera 12.16, they have to give us the presto engine!

[someone1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9]

someone1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 last edited by

I'm glad I'm not the only one. opera 12.02 for life.

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

Totally agree. Presto is very much a valuable open-source asset.

[nikkho]

nikkho last edited by

Presto is light and fast, so do not let it die.

[presto4ever]

presto4ever last edited by

arf why did they did that jwj opera was my favorite now its ruined

i don't care if its slow or if it crashes because i'm the kind that opens lots and lots of tabs too many that i need to save session and stack them so i don't get stuck in a hundred pages maze

speed? speed for what crap if i wanted speed i would simply use Google chrome why do you think i use opera your moron its because of the the features even if it crashes and slow down if it allows me to use the features its good enough

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

That will never happen. Presto had and has compatibily problems.

[kanstisama]

kanstisama last edited by

On my laptop Opera 12.17 with mail client enabled, irc client, all the extensions, etc. is still faster than new Opera 25. There are sites with much js that had slow downs, but when I look at bigger picture (usability, features, ease of use, productivity) I can't imagine surfing internet without Opera 12.
Easy access to emails and rss. Auto refreshing previews of the sites I frequently open in speed dial. Keywords for the bookmarks that let me write 2-3 letters to get to any bookmarked website. Tab previews, skins and customizable interface, with custom buttons. It's just perfect, so PLEASE PLEASE MAKE PRESTO OPEN SOURCE

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

Presto is Opera's intellectual property. It will never be open sourced.

[blackbird71]

blackbird71 last edited by

... PLEASE PLEASE MAKE PRESTO OPEN SOURCE

Think it through. Ignoring all other realities, if Opera were to release Presto to open source and it were incorporated into some new browser, it would result in additional competition for their Blink Opera version. It makes no business sense for them to do that. It's challenging enough to make money in a business that designs and gives away free browsers... why should they supply a major chunk of development for potential competitors?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

They should transmit the code with a narrow beam to the aliens.
I'm serious!

1. Due to the "time difference"/distance, the capitalists won't be endangering their ights any time soon.

2. The gem will not DIE actually.