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The future of My Opera according to Fred

Thursday, February 15, 2007 7:38:25 PM

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If you're a big fan of the My Opera community and all its amazing features, one of the most important people you should thank is Fredrik Andersson. For many years now, he has been the heart and soul of My Opera, working mostly behind-the-scenes to make this community one of the best on the web. Fred is always full of ideas and is a tireless worker, and I'm proud to call him my colleague.

Earlier today, Fred participated in a live Web Developer Chat, where he answered numerous questions posed by enthusiastic Opera fans. You can find more details and complete chat logs here: http://my.opera.com/WebApplications/blog/2007/02/14/web-developer-chat-fredrik-andersson

If you're curious about the future of My Opera (which Fred is constantly working on), be sure to read the transcript!

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Eddie LopezEddie_Lopez Saturday, February 17, 2007 2:18:13 AM

Someone over there get on Fred to update the devblog already!

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