mirrorbird (03:55:35)
i've got a very faint idea of an example feature being the "fridge" which you would stick the notes onto... hmmm. but i think you could share files too, it must have been like a curated web server.

mirrorbird (03:55:07)
it wasn't for file-sharing primarily, you could leave notes for people and stuff.

mirrorbird (03:54:54)
also i remember old Opera having a weird, interesting P2P thing built into it. one of the few features i never used

mirrorbird (03:54:19)
i said: building in an ad-blocker might be less flexible (re: upgrades etc.) than just doing it as an extension. remember the doomed "Flock" that tried to 'build in' all the social stuff? it bombed.

mirrorbird (03:53:53)
yeah, the VPN and built-in adblock were why my friend was asking about it.

Accidental (03:52:43)
Edge happens to be my main browser right now, but I might install Opera again in the near future to test the built-in VPN.

mirrorbird (03:51:15)
firefox in q

mirrorbird (03:50:43)
but popup shit is just 1990s punch-the-monkey vibe, no no no, we stopped doing that long ago, didn't we.

mirrorbird (03:50:24)
i wouldn't touch Mozilla stuff today. even Edge could be usable if they stopped it doing like six popups every time you run it. the AI feature is cool.

mirrorbird (03:49:28)
to be honest i have no idea what it's like now, because 1/6 of a century has passed since i last spat on its grave.

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