Instead of typing in numerous alphanumeric characters into a URL, you can simply use 🔥🐉, for example. The integration is equally about functionality as it is expression. The fact is, over 90% of the world’s 4.6 billion internet users express themselves with emojis, and Opera’s integration of yats opens up a new easy way for everyone to make their mark on the web. Lil Wayne’s (👽🎵) yat page ( y.at/👽🎵) directs users to his record label, and Steve Aoki’s ( y.at/🎂🎵) takes you to his website. Among the first to invest in and use their yats have been musical artists, and you can check them out right now using Opera Browser.
You can customize your yat page or redirect it anywhere else on the web. The emoji-centric integration lets you easily find yat pages-unique domains that are generated when you create a yat from a personalized string of emojis. The emojification of Opera is thanks to Yat, the company that allows you to own personalized strings of emojis. It’s new, it’s easier and certainly a lot more fun. com, or even words in general, and make your way to websites using emojis. Now though, through this integration with Yat, all you Opera fans can ditch. Thirty-some years ago, the world wide web was first launched to the public, but not much has changed in regards to weblinks, and we still use. This is a major shift in the way the internet works, and is sign of the changing times. With Opera as the first browser to enable emoji-only based web addresses, we’re bringing a new level of creativity to the internet, letting you navigate the web with strings of emojis as URLs, instead of letters and words. Long story short, you can now access emoji-only-based web addresses and register your unique strings of emojis as your personal domains. Are you ready to take emojis to the next level? How about using emojis for a website address? Our new partnership with Yat is helping make this dream come true, by integrating their emoji system into our browsers on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS, as well as in the Opera Crypto Browser Project.
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