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Combat Fighter said:Opera 10 final out!
*Shrugs shoulders. Sticks with IE8 because it's fine and is the most widely supported.*
Combat Fighter said:Opera 10 final out!
*Shrugs shoulders. Sticks with IE8 because it's fine and is the most widely supported.*
*chuckles to self about computer users unwilling to try something new*
I want features removed! How about an option to leave out bitorrent, feeds, widgets and email facilities on installation....
whitecrook said:Remember that Firefox was supposed to be a tiny, efficient lean browser that could be extended to exactly what you want... in the beginning this was a sound idea but it's kind of turned into a bit of a monster now and there's talk around the net of people wanting a 'cut down FF' .
Robbie G said:*Shrugs shoulders. Sticks with IE8 because it's fine and is the most widely supported.*
Still can't get the "get directions" on Google map to work with Opera![]()
Hey guys does the new Yahoo Mail work with Opera 10?
By "new" Yahoo mail I mean where it looks like Outlook Express....folders on the left, email pane on top and reading window below.
This view worked only on FF and IE8. When I tried using it Opera 9.64 I got a message "This browser is not supported".
Seems ok to me, but I never had a problem tbh
Works fine for me on Opera 10 as well. But... ouch... that ad seriously needs blocking. At least GMail's ads are discreet rather than taking up 200 pixels of your page width.
IE8's not a bad browser. But however you want to browse, there's a better one.
Speed/minimalism = Chrome
Full-featured = Opera
Extensible = Firefox
Flashy = Safari
... and they're all faster than IE.