Opera has turned 30—and is celebrating with a compelling tribute to web nostalgia
Summary
The article reflects on how times have changed, contrasting past experiences with the present. It highlights the evolution of societal norms and expectations, inviting readers to consider the significant transformations that have shaped contemporary life.
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What is Opera Web Rewind?
Opera Web Rewind is an interactive digital archive and time machine launched to celebrate the Opera browser's 30th anniversary, allowing users to explore 30 years of web history through curated artifacts like dial-up modems, early email, MySpace pages, and viral trends by holding the space bar or tapping on mobile.[1][2][4]
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When was the Opera browser first launched?
The Opera browser was first launched to the public in 1996, marking the start of its 30-year history as an innovative alternative to default browsers.[1][3]
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