Oprah Fans’ Accidental Emails to Opera, the Web Browser

Yesterday, Oprah Winfrey aired the last episode of her syndicated talk show, which had been running for 25 years. In honor of this historic milestone, the team behind the web browser Opera released a few of the emails they had received over the years from Oprah fans who mistook the browser for the talk-show host. “We’ve been receiving lots of mail from Oprah fans, asking us questions, complaining or simply just opening up, telling us about their lives. We’ve tried to answer these emails the best we can.”

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(Opera Software via BuzzFeed)


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