This is not surprising at all... To follow up on what a couple others have already commented on, any browser to claim it's become the true cutting-edge is laughable if it's not Opera, since virtually every single boasted-about feature to appear in other major browsers (be it FireFox, Chrome, I.E, or Safari) all appeared in Opera first. Tabs? Opera had 'em in 2000, before Firefox in 2002. Instanced tabs that Google hired a comic artist to brag about for Chrome? Opera had 'em first too. Ditto with being able to resume a closed or crashed session, or tab. Heck, it appears that Chrome and FireFox STILL don't have MDI tab support (letting you reduce tabs to have multiple displayed at once) something Opera's had for years. And Opera remains vastly faster than Firefox, Safari, OR IE, with only Chrome really able to keep up. (and Opera blows Chrome away at Javascript, too)