@leocg said:
@stolis First, Opera has some dozen of millions of users, so ten, twenty people don't seem to represent the majority of users.
Also, as usually always happen, the ones who didn't like the change are more active, making it look like they are a majority.
First: Opera used to have a dozen of million users. Thereās a dozen of ādesktop browsers market shareā sites, showing the exact opposite. Worldwide-March 2020, opera 2,37% usage. Source https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/desktop/worldwide and many others. Thereās no need mentioning.
Second: If you-they consider that the 50% of complaining posts about the withdrawal of previous instant search feature represent a minority of users, Iāve got nothing to say.
Third: The major problem every time they add a new feature, is that they also remove any kind of option for disabling them. At least in most of the cases. Allow me to say that this behavior doesnāt look nice. It seems like they donāt really care about their users. Now you might say that this is just a personal point of view which doesnāt represent the majority of opera users, but on the other side the complaining posts shows the exact opposite. Unless I have to return back to school to learn mathās from the beginning, cause it seems I canāt really understand the meaning of numbers.
So, Iād really like to know how they end up taking decisions about the usability of features if they donāt give attention on users complains in their own blog? From where they get the numbers you-they are talking about? Seems like their ignoring them.
Eventually even the existence of this blog turns to be useless as well.