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My Opera

My Opera was the virtual community for Opera web browser users. It belonged to Opera Software ASA. In addition to being a support site for the Opera browser, My Opera worked like a social networking site. It offered services such as blogs, photo albums, the free email service My Opera Mail and more. My Opera was closed down on March 3, 2014.

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Mobile phoneMMSBeta testEmailFastMail.FM
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Services

File storageGmailYahoo! MailOutlook.comPOP
9 related topics

Current Opera services available

SubdomainOpera LinkExtension
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Vivaldi.net

Jon von TetzchnerVivaldi web browser
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Owner
Opera Software ASA
Available in
19 languages
Commercial
No
Current status
Defunct since 3 March 2014
Launched
August 2001
Registration
Yes

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Services

Current Opera services available

Vivaldi.net

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My Opera

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples62
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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My Opera

Top relations

related to Services · 21
My Opera → Accounts, Blogs, Each, Every My Opera, Feature, GB, Gmail, Google, IMAP, It, Journal, Mail, Members, My Opera Mail, News Portal, Outlook, Photos, POP, September, XMPP
related to Current Opera services available · 9
My Opera → Dev, In March, Opera, Opera Add-ons, Opera Link, Previously, Speed Dial, There, These
related to history · 9
My Opera → August, During, Improvements, In September, MMS, My Opera Community, On December, September, The My Opera Community
related to Vivaldi.net · 7
My Opera → CEO, December, Jon, My Opera's, Opera Software, Tetzchner, Vivaldi
Available in · 1
My Opera → 19 languages
Commercial · 1
My Opera → No
Current status · 1
My Opera → Defunct since 3 March 2014
Launched · 1
My Opera → August 2001
Owner · 1
My Opera → Opera Software ASA
Registration · 1
My Opera → Yes

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Important terminology

opera site browser users blogs email community vivaldi net service services software website new members forums photo free mail march

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
My OperaAvailable in19 languages1.00infobox
My OperaCommercialNo1.00infobox
My OperaCurrent statusDefunct since 3 March 20141.00infobox
My OperaLaunchedAugust 20011.00infobox
My OperaOwnerOpera Software ASA1.00infobox
My OperaRegistrationYes1.00infobox
My OperaType of siteSocial networking, email, help desk1.00infobox
My OperaURLmy.opera.com1.00infobox
blogsinstance ofIt offered services0.80text
photo albumsinstance ofIt offered services0.80text
the free email service My Opera Mailinstance ofIt offered services0.80text
moreinstance ofIt offered services0.80text

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