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Accounts included 1 GB of storage, but this was separate from the My Opera 2 GB storage.

My Opera Mail: a free email account, similar to Gmail, Yahoo! Mail or.

Members: it was a section where users of My Opera could see logged in members, as well as, a list of members by country.

Each group had its own forum, blog and photo section where members could post.

Feature groups: it was a way for meeting and socializing with people who shared similar interests.

A list of new blog posts, new comments and popular blogs was available. Blogs could also be updated with a mobile phone. Blogs were customised according to user's individual requirements.

Blogs: in September 2005, personal 'Journal' service was changed to a blog service.

Every My Opera user got 2 GB of space for file storage. Services Ī My Opera account was required to use the services. The reasons given included the increased labor required to maintain the My Opera site and the growing popularity of alternative social media sites that provide a better service than the Opera team was able or willing to provide.

On October 31, 2013, the administrators of My Opera announced that the site would be closed down in March 2014. On April 7, 2011, Opera released a free email service for all existing and new-joining My Opera users called My Opera Mail and powered by Opera's FastMail.FM email platform. There are extensive plans for various subdomains on the My Opera site.

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This website was intended to remain up even after the final install of the new hardware on the regular website.

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The new hardware for the 2006 upgrade was put to use for a beta test website on October 26, 2006. On March 8, 2007, Opera released a new version of the site. Improvements to blogging included the introduction of 'mobile blogging' or blogging from a mobile phone through MMS. During this upgrade, users were given access to photo albums, improved blogs (formerly journals), the ability to create custom groups, and 300MB of free storage space. In September 2005, the My Opera Community added major improvements.

On December 15, 2003, the website underwent an upgrade that allowed users to access more features. The My Opera Community was launched in August 2001 as a simple support site for the browser, and the website had its first upgrade a month later on September 11.