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In 1999, when CSS1 and CSS2 had been written, I joined Opera Software to ensure that the specifications were implemented correctly by at least one browser.

Very nice read. Especially chapter 10

'Dr.' Lie,

I would like to wish you my very best in your PhD endeavor. Hope all goes well.

I use CSS in my web development all the time, thanks to you. Though, with the advent browsers implementing different versions of CSS and some even their own CSS extensions, it can get kind of frustrating. Last night I spent about 4 hours trying to get the correct CSS layout (using columns) of the new Opera Watch site in all major browsers. It wasn't easy

*crossing fingers*

Very impressive. Hope all goes well today! I'll congratulate you in advance.

Best of luck to you!

very interesting read

Doctor means teacher in English; indeed you already are that. Your publications on CSS have have taught me and many. Thanks Doc.

Interesting and informative - I did not read it end to end yet but saved a bookmark for further reading.

I might have discovered a little bug in Opera along the way... I was reading fullscreen, when reaching the bottom I restored Opera from fullscreen with a second strike of F11 - and got jumped somewhere many screenfuls up

Keep shaping the world of CSS.

Seb

I never learn much @ school but the opera thought me a bit about the net

Best of luck to you!very interesting read

Good luck, CTO. I love Opera and thank you all for your wonderful work all these years.

very intersting!

good luck, love you

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Best of luck. I'm sure you'll succeed.