Looks nice. Looking forward to a good set of extensions coming out, like adblock plus that can actually do updates and stuff as well as something like noscript. Seems most of the basics are there so far. The way they implemented it seems to make sense, in that they are a kind of user javascript thing, though when it refers to background process, I worry that that would amount to an actual open background webpage or something, so that could cause a good bit of overhead, though if they're optimized enough about it, they probably won't handle rendering or anything like that on it. Seems pretty versatile, though, in that you have access to most things related to open webpages, as well as creating webpages in code (For extension configuration pages or just presentation of data.). Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to have much access to the UI, but that might change, even by the time it's out.

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10.2 has a 64 bit version. It's the only one I was able to use reliably. All of the 32 bit versions were crashy and unstable for me.

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Uhm, I kinda doubt that was his intent, and that it was really probably a bit tongue in cheek, in that a lot of people tend to say "I don't like Opera because it doesn't have extensions." or "I'd switch to Opera, if it had extensions.", and he was probably being more specific since Chrome and Firefox are the major competitors outside of Internet Explorer for browsers, but I don't think Internet Explorer really has extensions, so it doesn't really count.

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