Instead of having to type out a long and drawn out URL, you can simply enter a few emojis and hit enter. The integration also looks to simplify how you enter a web address. This unique approach takes advantage of the fact that over 90% of the world's 4.6 billion internet users use emojis to express themselves. So, it is no surprise that artists such as Lil Wayne (y.at/👽🎵), G-Eazy (y.at/🦇🌹) and Kesha (y.at/🌈🚀👽) were among the first to adopt the emoji URL for their own websites. Legendary music artist Prince once changed his name to a symbol, and had everyone referring to him as 'the artist formerly known as Prince' for a time. Music artists have been known to come up with creative ways to depict who they are. However, with Opera and Yat's new integration, you can get rid of the ordinary and create a completely emoji filled web address. 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. If you have ever dreamed of using emojis for a custom URL, your day has come.

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