Apricot Spring on My Opera

So spring has come ... All living things begin to shed their winter clothes that have lost any kind and try on bright colored outfits that are much better in tune with the warm spring sun and the awakening of nature. My Opera portal is also in a sense lively - a kind of huge anthill where users from all over the world find their like-minded people, argue about global things or simply contemplate surprisingly, at times, talented photographs by unknown artists of photographic art. That is why the spring sun made our portal renew, getting rid of the burden of inconvenient functions and receiving in return a lot of new ones. This version of the website is called “Apricot” (“Apricot”), and this means that all subsequent versions will also have a code name - like any other complex software product. Briefly about what has changed:

- new uploader for photos. Disabled by default, requires forced activation;
- improved album navigation;
- added interface translations;
- added new buttons;
- improved work with friends lists;
- The interface is adapted for people with disabilities;
- Fixed a lot of errors, and much more.
( Detailed list in English here )

Also for those who are not enough to work on everything ready, I can advise you to look at the set of links at the bottom of the page. There, among other things, appeared an API link that was missing before. What is it - I will not explain, who cares - he will drop in and understand everything.
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And further. Despite such a rosy beginning of the news, I can’t be honest and I have to say: like any new software, the My Opera portal is not free from errors. Nothing can be done - the world is imperfect. So do not hesitate to send error messages to the developers of the website - they will only thank you and will try to correct the flaws in a short time. A similar request is addressed to those who find errors / inaccuracies / typos in the Russian translation. Only in this case, you can report directly to me - as the author of this translation.

Well, welcome to the “apricot” world of My Opera!