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The return of Opera-tan

Monday, November 20, 2006 8:12:31 PM

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Last Tuesday, I received a really nice email from ma31 (aka temp_h), the creator of Opera-tan. On his blog, he posted a new Opera-tan image (as a present to me for having joined Opera). I feel really honored, to say the least. Here is a link to his blog post where you can download the image: http://my.opera.com/ma31/blog/2006/11/13/sorry-for-being-late

His work keeps getting better and better yes

Thanks, ma31! I have so much work to do these days, but stuff like this (and Opera fan enthusiasm in general) keeps me smiling.

...now, will someone illustrate Opera-tan's little sister, Operetta (aka Opera Mini)? wink

Say hello to Opera's new Poland office!Opera Mini 3.0 (latest beta)

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Tim AltmanJunyor Tuesday, November 21, 2006 12:49:56 AM

It's actually Operaette, though it's pronounced like "Operaetta" in Norweigan.

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