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Story: Opera: Firefox user figures 'inflated'

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Posted by: Anonymous (Thursday 23 June 2005, 4:29 AM)

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Opera Rocks...its fast and doesn't crash or drain memory quite like firefox seems to on all my computers. What I don't like are some of its inability to properly interface with scripts that seem to only work with IE and surprisingly only firefox mots of the time (online shopping carts, proper display etc..) This isn't so much the problem of Opera however as it is of the web-page writers...and poor java script and HTML protocol

I also find Opera to be the fastest of all the browsers and one of the most full featured...

Don't knock it for the ads -- they are everywhere on the web anyways (look at this very page!) and they are virtually unnoticed in my browsing anyways. Definitely a very good alternative to that finicky link that won't work...if it won't work in IE, it won't work in Firefox....but it might work with opera ..something about how Opera calls up addresses differently.

Sour grapes?? Maybe...but don't knock a gracious and very savvy player in the GNU/linux world...before there was firefox, there was Opera for linux...

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Story: Opera: Firefox user figures 'inflated'

  1. Souinds sorta like sour grapes, if you ask me. p!ss artiste
  2. ahahahahaha ... let'me laughing ... The guys... jimich
  3. Most stats providers count 'users' not 'hits' or a... Gids Goldberg
  4. 95% of these 'counters' work by Javascript, n... Cian Duffy
  5. What a bunch of sour grapes from Opera. I wrote my... Franki
  6. Opera Rocks...its fast and doesn't crash or d... Anonymous
  7. "Don't knock it for the ads -- they are... Thorsten Roggendorf
  8. Opera is a lame piece of junk, and the whining fro... Mike
  9. I do use Firefox, a few reasons to that : speed, n... nw
  10. Opera has excellent features, like mouse gest... howard devore
  11. Opera and Firefox are neck-and-neck. FIrefox does... Jeff
  12. Well, I have seen all browsers, like news, BB... Anonymous
  13. I find it ironic, since I'm reading this through m... spaceghoti
  14. This shoulds like a load of FUD to me -- more like... Chris Smith
  15. I feel that the author has put it in the wrong way... Pallab De
  16. This is something I have suspected for some time.... Al Johnson
  17. This is a low blow. IE fall guilty of far more mi... Anonymous
  18. Opera Rules. They invented "tabbed" browsing... Jack
  19. We're all on the same team here, aren't we? Anythi... Anonymous
  20. As long as you arn't using IE what's the big... Wade Harper
  21. Fact: Firefox is downloaded ~250,000 times every d... Amir
  22. So Opera has some commercials. I don't notice... Anonymous
  23. Not sure why all of you are knocking IE.... Bob
  24. With Opera I can restart with all t... Anonymous

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