Opera celebrates 10 years with free registration codes

August 30, 2005 at 11:19 pm· Filed under Technology, Software

Opera Logo Opera is celebrating its 10 year anniversary and is giving out free registration codes as party favors. The only company in the world who charges for a web browser has decided to give something back to community.

Opera has made many attempts lately to steal some of Firefox’s limelight. Including claiming the CEO of Opera would swim from Norway to the USA if the new version was downloaded over 1 million times. Despite meeting the download mark, this never happened.

I think this is only for a very limited time, like today only.

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  1. Yelling Lizard said,

    September 20, 2005@ 6:17 pm

    Opera goes free

    Opera, the last commercial browser, has gone free. Possibly in response to the headlines that Mozilla’s Firefox has been making. Or they just learned what everyone else did 10 years ago, not many people are willing to pay for a web browser.
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