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Opera Launches Final Version of Opera 10 Browser
According to Opera, the new Opera Turbo, compresses web pages and gives up to eight times faster web surfing than other browsers in slow connection speeds. It will automatically detect, when network speeds will enable the user to benefit. |
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Comments (3)
If Opera would open their source code I could get really excited about this. I like a lot of things about Opera. In many ways I like it better than Firefox. I still prefer to support FOSS projects.
Okay, I was going to start a thread but decided to upgrade my opera first.
Like the beta the menu's are sticky rather than free-flowing in previous versions. This reminds of older qt apps...
The opera turbo is great for me as I'm on dial-up, I'm not using it when I'm logging into websites. I do hope that on their end it is still encrypted.
I miss the windows classic skin but found gnome_2_0-1 to be the closest thing to work in it's replacement.
Again, dial-up so not even gonna try unite but it certainly looks promising if & when we get more options for isp's in our area I'll give it a try.
As for opera being closed source: I know... but opera is going in a direction that firefox is not (imho) and so I use it.
Now if netsurf would get attention and funding that would be a browser to look-out for.
My thoughts!
Like the beta the menu's are sticky rather than free-flowing in previous versions. This reminds of older qt apps...
The opera turbo is great for me as I'm on dial-up, I'm not using it when I'm logging into websites. I do hope that on their end it is still encrypted.
I miss the windows classic skin but found gnome_2_0-1 to be the closest thing to work in it's replacement.
Again, dial-up so not even gonna try unite but it certainly looks promising if & when we get more options for isp's in our area I'll give it a try.
As for opera being closed source: I know... but opera is going in a direction that firefox is not (imho) and so I use it.
Now if netsurf would get attention and funding that would be a browser to look-out for.
My thoughts!
I'm not thrilled with netsurf. Low on features would be OK if it wasn't slow. To me arora and hv3 are the ones I see as most promising.
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