@mrasaad Yes, I know this. But that was not my point. Were Opera to provide this we would remain here at Opera. Isn't that the whole point... to keep your users here? You can sell to them here. You can build brand loyalty here. You can develop a sense of community here. Why did the original Opera company provide this? Why does Vivaldi continue to offer it? Even after Opera dropped its Presto engine and went over to the dark side, so to speak, it continued to offer the user blogs and in so doing many remained. But once it indicated that this feature would be dropped, most of the bloggers who remained downloaded the information they still had and departed for Vivaldi and for other browsers. There was now a crack in the brand loyalty which went as far as many of Opera's developers who did not leave with the first wave but remained. I know I'm beating a dead horse now so we can probably just drop the conversation and kill the thread.
