jml4970

October 30, 2008 at 11:50am

Opera rocks, anyone who hasn't used it recently should give it a try. Speed dial, easy tab management, and mouse gestures are all awesome.

atomaweapon

October 30, 2008 at 6:44am

wow - congrats on getting a new side ad.

3rdegreeBurn

October 29, 2008 at 6:16pm

Stop hating on Opera. Whatever google does what change the fact that opear is the Mac of the browser world. The Opera Pres know that if Chrome take the market share away from IE then web designers will be force to code for web standards instead of the crap they have been coding. The is good for opera because it now means that opera browser will now work better with more webpages because of standards coding. Therefore the people who do try and use it will not be turned of because they can load an IE only crap page.

 It's like Starbucks opening the door for mom and pop coffee shops to sell coffee.  Starbucks hooked millions of people on coffee and is now closing stores. Other coffee shops including Dunkin Donuts fill in the gap. Once a coffee addict err customer tries this alternative coffee. They may find that they like the alternative better.

We should argue about which it better we should be happy that a company is finally applying it's self to standards and the open source ideals of the people. Viva la webkit, gecko, and presto. 

 

StarWolf

October 29, 2008 at 4:54pm

Ah Contrare mona me. Okay bad on the grammer :P. Anyway I find that Opera has way more features than IE ever could dream! Opera Mobile ATM is the only way to go. Can anyone mentioned slim-lined and zoom functionality? Maybe when WinMo 7 comes along than it might have a good chance.

ProtoJMB

October 29, 2008 at 3:10pm

While I do have Opera for Windows Mobile, I don't really use it. It came pre-loaded on my Moto Q Global, but I find myself using IE mobile more. I only use Opera when I need multiple windows, that's the only thing I wish IE had. I just like the overall way that IE functions though, which is why I use it more.