That's right and why I stuck with it when it was integrated. I originally started to use it because it was small and fast compared with the major offerings. I still have back-ups from those days if you want bona fides. It's interesting that people wouldn't understand;
1 program that does everything = easy
2 programs that have to be updated, configured and accessed separately = annoying

All-in-one is a real point of market differentiation and I'm saying this because I've loved the program until this change.

I think that chrome has an add-on for the off-line browsing of mail. I'm off to check it out.

Hi,
if it's no longer the main product I'll pass and leave you to it. But I'll come back if they're joined up again, maybe as/via an extension.

However long Opera has be going I've been there with the Betas and recommending it to my friends. So you know I'm serious if, after all of those years that I very rarely speak up and this has brought me out.

Ciao for now,
Ian

Hi,
I've stuck with Opera from it's first iteration because of its regular updates and integrated email. 'All in one' is easier than two separate programs so this is a backwards step. Your market advantage has been removed for no good reason. Let me know if it is going to be restored (i.e. browser/mail integration) so I can stick around or start looking elsewhere.

Thanks,
Ian