Get your free copy of Opera
It seems you can get a free, copy of Opera 8.02 today. They’re probably giving away free copies because the browser is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Note: For one day only, you can get an ad-free version of Opera. Simply
e-mail registerme@opera.com to obtain aclick here to get a free registration code. This offer is valid from 12 a.m. Tuesday, August 30 to 12 a.m. Wednesday, August 31 2005 (PDT).
Update: Never mind sending an email. Their inbox probably exploded. Instead the nice people of Opera put up an online registration form over here. I’m now surfing without the ad-banners, thanks Opera.
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ThinkLemon » Blog Archive » Opera giving away their browser for free Says:
September 20th, 2005 at 4:37 pm[…] You could have gotten a free copy of Opera on their 10th birthday already. But if you’ve missed that opportunity there’s some great news from Norway. Opera announced today it will be offering Opera for free! No more ad-banners and licensing fees. They will only charge you money for Premium Support. “Today we invite the entire Internet community to use Opera and experience Web browsing as it should be,” said Jon S. von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera Software. “Removing the ad banner and licensing fee will encourage many new users to discover the speed, security and unmatched usability of the Opera browser.” […]