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Hey amigo
I was just wondering why Firefox agreeing with Opera's actions has not poisoned your feelings for it:
http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2009/02/mozilla-call-for-eu-intervention-in-browser-war-is-troubling.ars
Also, would you be able to provide data or a link indicating the successful Boycott Opera campaign? Not that I doubt that it has some effect, but is there any articles that point out actual users of opera are boycotting it rather than just users that try out various browsers and quite likely would not have settled on it anyways? After all, it should be possible to substantiate a successful boycott, right?
Posted by: Viva la crank dodo   Posted on: 06/30/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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With 3.5 launch, Firefox faces new challengers  Loverock Davidson | 06/30/09
Hey amigo  Viva la crank dodo | 06/30/09
Hola!  Loverock Davidson | 06/30/09
Still...  Viva la crank dodo | 06/30/09
You know nothing about EU law.  nizuse | 06/30/09
RE: With 3.5 launch, Firefox faces new challengers  ampers@... | 06/30/09
Safari  richardmitnick | 06/30/09
That number must include Mac (and maybe iPhone)  Rob Oakes | 06/30/09
Opera's Nitch  El Condor | 06/30/09
hmmm  Nomad08 | 06/30/09
Customization  grashopper2001@... | 07/01/09
Firefox  Timothy (TRiG) | 07/02/09
My motto.  magallanes | 07/01/09
RE: With 3.5 launch, Firefox faces new challengers  nidzumi | 07/05/09
Qualify the numbers  xPositor | 07/06/09
Following Opera..again  wakeman91 | 07/06/09

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