So far OK.
Features missing:
- custom search engines. Sometimes I want to search piratebay or answers or dict.leo.org or wikipedia specifically, it saves a step before going to that website although I could add them to speed dial
- middle click on back button doesn't open previously visited page in new tab
- rightclick > view image
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I'm on Opera 12.17. Way better than the Teletubby version 22 that I test when it gets upgraded. The took a perfectly functional Opera 12 and dumbed it down to Opera Next. Sure O12 needed some compatibility work but not what it ended up as..
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I've had Firefox issues for a few weeks. I finally discovered the problem.
OCSP is enabled by default in Firefox and disabled by default in chrome. Not sure of Opera.
Since Heart-bleed many certificates are no longer valid................
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Wow, talk about a bloody change.
29.0 is all "Chrome-lookie"
I almost freaked when I saw Opera in the top left corner, the Firefox has goneLucky its the name of the thread (and i'm well off topic).
I also use Peerblock, currently blocking 1912634034 IP's
Ctrl and something has changed the language LOL
edit : Got it, Ctrl + Shift changes the language...
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Maybe you should check out the daily Firefox crashes.
I've been running it for a while, and it seems very stable.
Much more than my system, that is rarely powered down, or rebooted.
Running adblock and ghostery, no probs.
edit : runing 28.0, its updating now.
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Originally posted by dZeus View Postwhen you say 'opera', what do you mean?
The Opera with Presto render engine (12.x)?
Or the skinned Chromium one which lacks 90% of the functionality which made Opera to be Opera?
I'm still using 12 here (v12.17)
All the functionality I need is find as you type (need to press CTR+F in Opera but I'm using so much of other PCs I got used to it), adblock plus. There's no bugmenot for 20 but I can go to firefox for that.
The problem with Firefox is that there's no per tab process and with many tabs it crashes.
I also occasionally use IE for legacy sites.
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Originally posted by UtwigMU View PostI am kind of fed up with daily Firefox crashes, so I'm trying out Opera. As I see AdBlock Plus works, looks like I'll keep it.
I don't like Chrome - don't like UI design, don't like the phoning home part.
The Opera with Presto render engine (12.x)?
Or the skinned Chromium one which lacks 90% of the functionality which made Opera to be Opera?
I'm still using 12 here (v12.17)
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