And i’m glad reading your article. But should remark on some general things,
The website style is wonderful, the articles is really excellent :
D. Good job, cheers

Using the Opera and the default web browser of Nokia N9 I can read and write to Facebook, blogs and browser-operated email services – I never use the Facebook application of N9. But those browsers of N9 are not perfect – some essential features are missing: there is no way to copy the target addresses of links and the text on the web pages. That is frustrating: you can see on the web page a long code, email address, phone number, or an interesting story, but you cannot reuse them. “Why don’t you copy the web address from the address line?” can’t be used as an excuse, because in many situations the target address of a link is not the same as the adress that you see on the address line after tapping on the link.

I am very curious to know whether on the existing Jolla phones you can do decent online editing, such as writing a reply to this thread, so that you can also select a few lines of text and then copy or cut it, and paste it to another part of the reply text. Such operations can be done with the default browser and Opera browser of N9, but the selection of text and the copy/cut/paste operations cannot be done with the Firefox of N9.