com, there has not been many options to change things up. For over thirty years not much has changed when it comes to creating URLs. The move takes a innovative approach on how the internet works. Opera is the first browser to allow users to create custom URLs with a string of emojis, instead of letters and words. The emoji integration is available within Opera browsers on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS, as well as the Opera Crypto Browser Project. Opera has announced a new partnership with Yat that will make creating a custom URL a bit more, well, emoji-tional. Well, at least if you are using the Opera browser with Yat integration. Kesha has her Yat link in her Twitter bio.If you have ever dreamed of using emojis for a custom URL, your day has come. For example, American DJ Steve Aoki uses his Yat page to direct people to his website, and rapper Lil Wayne‘s Yat page takes you to his record label. Several celebrities have been early adopters of Yat pages. Users can customize their Yat page or redirect it to anywhere else on the web. com or even words in their links and use only emojis to be directed to websites. Through the integration with Yat, Opera users are able to ditch. “It’s been almost 30 years since the world wide web launched to the public, and there hasn’t been much innovation in the weblink space: people still include. “The partnership marks a major paradigm shift in the way the internet works,” touted Jorgen Arnesen, the executive vice president of mobile at Opera, in a statement. Also, emojis embedded on web pages will now link to the corresponding Yat page automatically. Following the integration, Yat emoji web addresses on Opera no longer need to be followed by “.y.at,” as before. Opera says the emoji-centric integration makes it easier for people to find and be directed to Yat pages, which are unique domains that are generated when a Yat is created from a personalized string of emojis. Through Yat, you can make a one-time purchase and the company will provide you with your own Y.at link. Opera says the new collaboration brings a new level of creativity to the internet. The new feature is possible through a partnership with Yat, a startup that sells URLs with emojis in them and owns the Y.at domain. Web browser Opera is enabling emoji-only web addresses, the company announced on Monday.

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