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  • jamesgpearce James Pearce, Head of Mobile Developer Relations at Facebook @Lea, that's true, of course. I am totally aware of Opera Mini's dominance for 'classic' web browsing. However, it's difficult to talk about it in the context of richer, client-side mobile web apps given that it uses a proxy-based rendering approach: there's no way to run a self-contained JS-based app on it. (jQuery mobile supports progressively enhanced mobile experiences on it, and I mentioned that in the session).

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