1001 comments challenge
Monday, 9. March 2009, 13:20:24
We want to see how many on-topic comments this blog post can generate. If you want to help us reach the target goal, you can win hardware gear from Steelseries!
All you have to do is comment in this post what you love about Opera. It's that simple. Everyone who comments will be entered in a random drawing to win epic hardware gear from Steelseries, who has been so kind to provide us with the goodies. ![]()
Remember, this is about mass participation. We've never received this many comments in a post before, so please help promote this challenge on your blog and other Web sites. ![]()
You can win this:
- SteelSeries 5Hv2: One of the most popular gaming headsets on the planet.
- SteelSeries QcK Heavy: The mouse pads are made of high quality cloth material, providing a precise and consistent glide.
- SteelSeries Ikari Laser: The result of 15 months extensive research of ergonomics, technology, shape, motion, hand grip and play styles by gamers.
- SteelSeries 7G: Sets new industry standards for gaming keyboards by allowing users to perform the most detailed and advanced key combinations to date.
- SteelSeries iron.lady Siberia (Pink!): Developed in co-operation with professional gamers to ensure that the soundscape, specifications and comfort is suitable for long gaming sessions.
- SteelSeries iron.lady bundle (Also pink!): A really cool pink version of the Ikari Laser mouse with a matching surface pad.
- SteelSeries Siberia Full-size Headset (red): Red version of the pink Iron Lady Siberia headset.
- SteelSeries Siberia Neckband Headset: The first professional headset to fully cover the users' ears, adding new levels of comfort to audio products.
- SteelSeries Experience I-2 (white): Quite possibly the classiest mouse pad in the world and was designed for gamers, graphics artists and others who use a mouse a lot
- SteelSeries S&S: SteelSeries S&S is a mouse pad researched and developed in co-operation with SK Gaming, one of the biggest organisations in eSport.
Rules:
There are not many rules to follow, except that you have to comment what you love about Opera. We will remove double posting, spam (you are only allowed to post once), trolling or flaming. We think you get the picture.
This contest will run for at least one week. If we haven't reached 1001 comments by next Monday (March 16th) the prizes will get burned. Well, not burned, but we need to see 1001 comments in order to activate the hardware prize giveaway galore! ![]()
Ok, comment on!








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Hugo Pacheco # 9. March 2009, 15:31
Melvin # 9. March 2009, 15:34
sirnh1 # 9. March 2009, 15:37
Manoj # 9. March 2009, 15:37
Yitzy # 9. March 2009, 15:38
But above all, i love OPERA MINI which lets me surf the web on my mobile
Charles Schloss # 9. March 2009, 15:40
I can also treat my Operaaholicism by using more Opera
Dieu Anh Le Vu # 9. March 2009, 15:41
Phạm Hải Triều # 9. March 2009, 15:42
Would Opera intergrate a calendar in future?
Ajayneobump # 9. March 2009, 15:42
Pfelelep # 9. March 2009, 15:46
1/it's fast.
2/the INBUILT EMAIL CLIENT (MK2) which is easy to use, efficient and... inbuild.
Apart from that, many little stuff that makes my everyday browsing experience a pleasure.
Joar Øygard # 9. March 2009, 15:47
Jen # 9. March 2009, 15:47
Love Opera.
patkoscsaba # 9. March 2009, 15:48
- browser
- mail client
- rss reader
- notes
- irc client
- well ... torrent client (even if I use another application for that
Alexis # 9. March 2009, 15:48
SIRAN M. YATES # 9. March 2009, 15:48
Артур # 9. March 2009, 15:49
duckedtapedemon # 9. March 2009, 15:50
†ravis # 9. March 2009, 15:50
it's the most useful browser that i use, i use it everwhere on my PSP, Wii, my cell, my laptop, and on my desktop. And it amazing how it just keeps getting better keep up the outstand work ladies and gentelmen of Opera
ehoppe # 9. March 2009, 15:50
Владимир (Vladimir) # 9. March 2009, 15:55
ondatra # 9. March 2009, 15:56
Also I love speed of javascript in Opera 10.
San # 9. March 2009, 15:58
Artur "Jurgi" Jurgawka # 9. March 2009, 15:58
1) I like in Opera the same features, that I don't like in women: quickness, easiness, effortless.
2) I like Opera for the same features, I like women: friendliness, elegance.
3) I like Opera for the same features, women do not have: it just works, makes no problems, is not expensive or difficult to maintenance.
4) Opera has an users manual, however it's not esential, women do not have any manual, however it often seems necessary.
No, it was four reasons, there are four mainly reasons… damn I haven't expected Spanish Inquisition here!
Rita Pereira # 9. March 2009, 16:00
kalagh # 9. March 2009, 16:03
❖ Speed: image toggling, rendering texts before images
❖ Customization: skins, custom buttons, userjs
❖ Ease of Use: shortcuts, mouse gestures
❖ Tabs Management: restore tabs at startup, closed tabs
❖ Special Features: notes, transfers, speed dial
and so on...
FyberOptic # 9. March 2009, 16:04
I also really like how Opera is on the bleeding edge of introducing new features. They come out with a lot of things long before the big guys do. And in some cases, they still do it best, such as it being the only one of the big boys which does true MDI windowing, instead of just some slapped-on tabs implementation.
Why use a rip-off when you can use the real deal?
Tom # 9. March 2009, 16:06
It's not simple at all. I could write on forever about everything I love about Opera!
To make it short: The two things I love most are the speed dial and the built in e-mail client. Also, I take advantage of most of Opera's functions.
Dawid Pająk # 9. March 2009, 16:07
Sprogger McSprog # 9. March 2009, 16:10
anuvin # 9. March 2009, 16:10
and maybe becouse it is alternative... I liked that kind of things...
Hugo Del Castillo # 9. March 2009, 16:11
Dan # 9. March 2009, 16:14
Whichever computer I logon to I know my bookmarks and speed dial are just how I left them last time I used Opera.
stillSHADY ™ # 9. March 2009, 16:17
Thiago # 9. March 2009, 16:18
Henrik Bakken # 9. March 2009, 16:19
* Customized search from within the address bar
* Bookmark nicknames
* Customizable shortcuts
* Mouse gestures
* Opera Link (migrating computer never was this easy!)
Cheers guys - keep up the good work! (...and I miss you - no kidding!)
/Henrik
Charlie # 9. March 2009, 16:21
Jonpag # 9. March 2009, 16:25
Hans Bendiksen # 9. March 2009, 16:27
nebojsa radeka # 9. March 2009, 16:27
but, ok, here's one, in fact two, i love most about opera:
- mouse gestures
- open in background.
antonen # 9. March 2009, 16:32
Tiju # 9. March 2009, 16:34
I just love Opera!!!
Ramūnas # 9. March 2009, 16:35
Diego Schild # 9. March 2009, 16:35
I love Opera because it's multi OS and multi platform.
I love Opera because it have Opera Link.
I love Opera because it's fast, reliable, customizable and easy to use.
I love Opera.
Olihen # 9. March 2009, 16:38
OperaLink
Notes
M2
etc...
Jake Anderson # 9. March 2009, 16:40
Manu # 9. March 2009, 16:42
Opera Link
Mail client
RSS reader
Widgets
Skins
Mouse gestures
.
It's stable
It's safe
It's fast
It's customizable
It's for me,
It's Opera!
Leevi # 9. March 2009, 16:51
BnouK # 9. March 2009, 16:54
Inbuilt email client, highly customizable, really fast and stable.
BnouK # 9. March 2009, 16:54
Inbuilt email client, highly customizable, really fast and stable.
Hillairest # 9. March 2009, 16:57
Curious question about my girlfriend, she's even uses Opera too…
I answered him that:
- Above all because Opera corresponds best to the needs than have a browser and the functionalities that this one has me are necessary;
In particular the personalization of the various menus and bars, leaves me a great freedom in my choices; personal ergonomics and thus to return Opera adapted to my use and my needs. It is essential for me, a software adapt to my uses and not opposite!
Second argument is the management of the bookmarks, Opera allows an easy and fast classification of my favorite sites and that by putting them in desired order (by name) automatically, I don't found anything same in the other browsers or then one should be added more extensions or to go work in the menus, repertories etc… to classify with the hand and that take too much time but especially isn't practical.
- Its lightness in its operation (ressources management) and in the occupation place in system (XP Pro and Home) speed cold launching are additional advantage.
- Another point, important for me, its really speed screen of the Web pages. I always i'am very curious when i reading the various comments of the writers to specialized sites, being windy the merits of the speed of the browsers: Chromium, Safari or Firefox… I ask for myself even s' they took the trouble to test Opera over a few days. I have also Firefox and IE 8 on one of my PC and except Chrome which is a little faster it is true, the others I find they are rather slower to Opera 10 alpha.
- The last point relates to adaptability of Opera with a configuration computer. I have Samsung NC10 Netbook, there too Opera is easily adaptable to optimize the place screen and i posting a Web page with a poor resolution screen 1024 X 600, on Netbook it's essential!
In conclusion, Opera is appropriate to me very well for my daily use on the web, the others browsers bringing anything more to Opera does not have already (and often as a native), I n' have any reason to go to see elsewhere.
Sorry for my poor english language... ;-)