GMail anti-Opera, anti-Mac?

I've been trying for the past few days to get to GMail via my beloved Opera browser (identified as Opera in the User Agent) with no luck. All I get is the "Loading..." redirect page. It works fine for Internet Explorer and Firefox. Well this morning I had Opera identify the userAgent as IE it worked great!
I had a friend load it on the windows version of Opera 8.5, I'm using OS X and Opera 8.5, and his loaded fine identifying as Opera.

So the question is, what's really wrong with Opera and GMail on a mac? Is this another case of Google ignoring the mac?

If so, wake up Google! Apple is here to stay long term. It's time to start planning for it.

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