Friday, 5. December 2008, 17:28:06
via MS IE blogIE8 is not the first browser to consider making website compatibility fixes for specific highly trafficked sites. Opera has “a feature that allows Opera to automatically fix incompatible Web pages.” It’s “automatically distributed by Opera Software ASA, and can be used to apply fixes to specific Web sites.”
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deadHarlequin # 5. December 2008, 21:09
But is really browser.js automatically distributed in current opera versions?
Chas4 # 6. December 2008, 15:16
http://www.opera.com/docs/browserjs/
deadHarlequin # 9. December 2008, 05:23