Get Widgetized!
Wednesday, 19. July 2006, 13:51:04
We now have a new Opera Widgetizer website available for anyone to input their own RSS or ATOM ingredients, select a preset skin and Presto! Your own widget comes hot out the oven...err, browser.
Take a look at our new Opera Widget Generator and go widget-crazy! Be sure to check back as we plan on creating even more delicious additions.
In other news, the widgetize group is now open. Feel free to join and participate on the forums. The current feed readers are only the first step on a long journey, so once again, stay tuned...








Benjamin Joffe # 19. July 2006, 13:55
Edit: Apart from the way it minimises, what is the difference between the classic and the advanced versions?
Dan Alexandru # 19. July 2006, 13:55
Ramūnas # 19. July 2006, 14:01
Daniel Goldman # 19. July 2006, 14:05
Gautam Chandna # 19. July 2006, 14:18
velmu # 19. July 2006, 14:43
Vaclav Slovacek # 19. July 2006, 15:01
any multi-feed version planned? (inserting more urls in widgetize, to have similar feeds in single widget with no need to have 10 of them for similar news)
ALLY G. # 19. July 2006, 15:38
I will try it a few days and then you get my feetback.
Best Damn Tech Show, Period. # 19. July 2006, 18:15
Sankar # 19. July 2006, 19:02
thank you
Steve Darken # 19. July 2006, 22:22
Pallab De # 20. July 2006, 03:29
qicaiopera # 20. July 2006, 05:34
Sankar # 20. July 2006, 05:54
recognises the rss feed and makes a widgetizer widget (user chooses skin when adding the button to Opera).
Kinda like the Open in IE/FF buttons[operawiki.info].
ALLY G. # 20. July 2006, 06:15
That looks really good
strike4s # 20. July 2006, 06:28
It's Sabrina! # 20. July 2006, 09:04
Luke # 20. July 2006, 09:51
Gautam Chandna # 20. July 2006, 11:12
Sabrina3363:
Hmm.. to understand better you need to do the following:
1. Using Opera 9, visit your blog
2. Click on the small
3. There you have it! A widget for your own blog!
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The deal with Widgetize! is that anyone, even outside of my.opera can create their own Blog/Feed reader widgets by completing 3 simple steps.
Try it out, head on over to http://widgets.opera.com/widgetize/ and see how it works
Sankar # 20. July 2006, 19:10
Rune F. Halvorsen # 20. July 2006, 20:41
You're in luck. There is allready a user javascript to do what you want. Have a look at this post in the Widgetize forum
Sankar # 21. July 2006, 03:28
Thanks a tonne
Muming # 21. July 2006, 14:30
senkrecht # 24. July 2006, 09:57
fakinse # 24. July 2006, 21:47
good night my cyber friends
MARIA MAGDALENA # 30. July 2006, 07:48
kedzior3 # 8. August 2006, 21:55