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That should make it a lot easier for people to see who replies on behalf of Opera! Thanks a lot raldi!

Opera receives money from two basic sources. Opera Desktop (the browser on your PC/Mac) and through partner deals where major partners either as OEM's or people making cool stuff or through service providers.

On Desktop the money comes from people searching and Google and other search engines giving us a piece of the action, but we also make money selling Opera's rendering engine as a separate product.

In the Embed market we also sell Opera Mini and Opera Mobile to major players like T-Mobile, Vodafone and more.

It's a complex answer, but there is more extencive info available on the following URL: http://www.opera.com/company/investors/faq/#faq3

I'm so going to answer the first question!

My biggest problem is that people tend to think I work at the Opera house in Oslo and not the software company.. Once I clear that up people tend to be a bit disappointed and wants to talk about whatever they do.

Arguing about the future of HTML5 and CSS3 is like arguing about gravity, it's there and it's going to stay. As for what it's going to look like that's up to the W3C, but Opera is part of the working groups just like the other browser vendors are. If you have specific questions feel free to follow up!

The hot dog stand "Sjuern" or Syverkiosken is simply awesome. They have the 2. best mashed potatoes in Norway after Rich Bar in Sarpsborg!