Quote - Opera is only used by a very small (I think it's less than 2%?) percentage of Internet users and, although we would like to be able to support Opera fully, we have to find the solution that satisfies the needs of the largest group of people to the fullest degree.

I'm testing compatibility. I tested the editing application on IE, FF and Netscape for Windows and FF and Netscape for Mac without any problems whatsoever.

Again, Netscape has about 0.5% of the browser market in March of 2006. About three times less than Opera. So why do you test for such a minuscule market if you're trying to satisfy the needs of the largest group of people?

The Web is not about browsers anymore and hasn't been for a while. It's about standards.

If Renderosity is broken in Explorer 7 and Opera 8, which both support standards, (even though they have their bugs) it's not the problem of a browser.

-- erlik