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Morgoth
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Post subject: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:03 am |
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Just a few questions about it.
1. is it faster than firefox?
2. how is on comp. resources?
3. does it have a widget similar to firefox's 'no-script'?
4. is there a way to make this program portable (so that you can run it from a usb for ex.)
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:07 am |
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:22 am |
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1. is it faster than firefox? Yes.
2. how is on comp. resources? It takes less resources.
3. does it have a widget similar to firefox's 'no-script'? What's "no-script"?
4. is there a way to make this program portable (so that you can run it from a usb for ex.) Yes.
Opera is better than FireFox imo, but it's all in taste I guess. Firefox has some things Opera doesn't, but it's bulkier, and I don't like those things. Opera has some things Firefox doesn't have, and I like them, plus it's more slim and professional looking.
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:26 am |
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1. It's about the same as a tweaked FireFox, I have noticed no difference since I started using it, except that when you go back or forth a page it will be instant.  2. Right now i have both FireFox and Opera open. Firefox is hovering at 27,000kb and Opera at 22,000kb. Opera is a lil' bit easier on the computer. 3. I'm not sure sorry. 4. Again not sure, only used Opera for two days. All in all I have used FireFox for a few years and now that I switched to Opera I am noticing alot of fun and helpful things. A better choice imo. So many more features, like the mouse gestures, speed dial, built in torrent program, nicer looking, alot of useful shortcuts etc. 
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:28 am |
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I'd download Opera (after hearing all these great things about it, but I'm so used to SMS's Greasemonkey Script for SRF I don't think I could. :d
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Morgoth
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:34 am |
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[SD]Rainigul wrote:
3. does it have a widget similar to firefox's 'no-script'? What's "no-script"?
no script is this extension that pretty much block all the scripts of a website when you visit it but gives you the option of unblocking them if you know the website it safe (this extension is great for surfing if you dont know whether a website is safe or not) also is there any way to block ads with opera and if so how? with a widget?
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:37 am |
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Maby if you get draquish to post here you will find an answer :]
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Rainigul
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:39 am |
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Morgoth wrote: [SD]Rainigul wrote:
3. does it have a widget similar to firefox's 'no-script'? What's "no-script"?
no script is this extension that pretty much block all the scripts of a website when you visit it but gives you the option of unblocking them if you know the website it safe (this extension is great for surfing if you dont know whether a website is safe or not) also is there any way to block ads with opera and if so how? with a widget? Hmm, I haven't used Opera for that long, but I believe you can block all popups with an option (even if you don't select it, you get no popups. I don't think I even get popups when I go to imageshack). Hmmm, I dunno about noscript, I'll look for you. I know Opera is safer than Firefox though. [EDIT:]  Look, see? You can get rid of all popups. (Yes, that's opera) Look, you can get rid of all popups. I'll start looking for that widget now...
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:45 am |
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o thanks for that but i think you confused pop ups with ads/banners
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:50 am |
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Hey btw thing I find very useful is the ability to make/save notes in the side bar thing =P 
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:50 am |
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Morgoth wrote: o thanks for that but i think you confused pop ups with ads/banners Oh yeah, woops :S I'm sure you can, hold on... (still haven't found the widget, but there's this one "buttonmaker" which lets you do that I think.)
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 1:54 am |
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Crap, I meant to edit, not do another one -_- Delete this please.
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 2:02 am |
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Wow. Just a quick thing I'd like to say: I just downloaded Opera. It's farking fast.Why does my Sig look like this, though?  The text is supposed to be centered.
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 2:14 am |
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ooh i thought you were being special and put the text like that on purpose  Well I dunno, I just checked in FF and yes it looked centered. Maby if you used a spacer or something instead of loads of a's like I have done :]
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 2:20 am |
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Luoma wrote: ooh i thought you were being special and put the text like that on purpose  Well I dunno, I just checked in FF and yes it looked centered. Maby if you used a spacer or something instead of loads of a's like I have done :] Yah, I put in a load of a's too. I actually got the idea to center it from you. :] What are spacers?
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 2:25 am |
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Luoma wrote: 1. It's about the same as a tweaked FireFox, I have noticed no difference since I started using it, except that when you go back or forth a page it will be instant.  2. Right now i have both FireFox and Opera open. Firefox is hovering at 27,000kb and Opera at 22,000kb. Opera is a lil' bit easier on the computer. 3. I'm not sure sorry. 4. Again not sure, only used Opera for two days. All in all I have used FireFox for a few years and now that I switched to Opera I am noticing alot of fun and helpful things. A better choice imo. So many more features, like the mouse gestures, speed dial, built in torrent program, nicer looking, alot of useful shortcuts etc.  Mouse gestures are what make this browser better than any other imo. I love being able to go forward or backward a page just by holding down right mouse button + clicking left mouse button and vice versa. However the build in torrent thing doesn't work for me and I have to download torrents through IE in order to open them with utorrent.
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 4:47 am |
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hey im using opera and im having trouble with imeem.com
when i go there and log in to hear some music, the page loads with everything except the play bar; so in other words i cant listen to anything.
is this the same with you guys?
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 8:53 am |
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I'm starting to like opera. It's faster than FF.
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 11:27 am |
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Hmm,reading all your comments guy makes me want download Opera. *Downloading*
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 11:34 am |
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Lol it's like this is the official "convert to Opera" thread 
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 3:45 pm |
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[SD]Rainigul wrote: Morgoth wrote: [SD]Rainigul wrote:
3. does it have a widget similar to firefox's 'no-script'? What's "no-script"?
no script is this extension that pretty much block all the scripts of a website when you visit it but gives you the option of unblocking them if you know the website it safe (this extension is great for surfing if you dont know whether a website is safe or not) also is there any way to block ads with opera and if so how? with a widget? Hmm, I haven't used Opera for that long, but I believe you can block all popups with an option (even if you don't select it, you get no popups. I don't think I even get popups when I go to imageshack). Hmmm, I dunno about noscript, I'll look for you. I know Opera is safer than Firefox though. [EDIT:]  Look, see? You can get rid of all popups. (Yes, that's opera) Look, you can get rid of all popups. I'll start looking for that widget now... Am I the only one that sees the Java Script enable/disable check? I am gussing that's what it is. But yeah, FF disables popups too, I have to authorize them if i want them. I would say Opera looks like it has a lot of useful features which you would have to add on to firefox, but I don't really know how much faster it is. I load pages next to instantly even on IE. I had to use the screenshot thread to see if IE or FF is faster (FF was faster obviously), and that loaded in 20 sec with FF, 30 sec with IE. Dunno about speed, but seeing as opera uses a little less resources i would assume it's a little faster 10%-15%? I would switch if I didn't like the fully customizable FF (like the bars, that's awesome). I bet if you search Opera addons for FF, you would get the speed dial, and notes thought. My rating, Opera is better "out of the box", but FF is better for the more comp capable, because it lets you modify anything you want (being open source and all).
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 7:07 pm |
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:03 pm |
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I'm kinda using both Opera and Firefox atm. I really like firefox for its customizations. But now that I've modified my GM script to work with Opera (with a little help from cin  ), while I'm browsing SRF I generally use Opera. Anything beyond that, I use FF for the ad removal/no script.
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:49 pm |
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Safari!!!
It's even faster!!
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:02 pm |
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Ok, I think I've found a good pattern here: If you use IE, switch to Opera If you use Opera, stick with Opera If you use Firefox and don't like the addons or don't use them, switch to Opera If you are a real internet buff and like all the addons and stuff, stick with Firefox
That's just my guess though, not 100% accurate of course.
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:04 pm |
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Funny how i always accosiate Opera browser with Draquish.  Meant that in a good way though. 
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:06 pm |
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Luoma wrote: 1. It's about the same as a tweaked FireFox, I have noticed no difference since I started using it, except that when you go back or forth a page it will be instant.  2. Right now i have both FireFox and Opera open. Firefox is hovering at 27,000kb and Opera at 22,000kb. Opera is a lil' bit easier on the computer. 3. I'm not sure sorry. 4. Again not sure, only used Opera for two days. All in all I have used FireFox for a few years and now that I switched to Opera I am noticing alot of fun and helpful things. A better choice imo. So many more features, like the mouse gestures, speed dial, built in torrent program, nicer looking, alot of useful shortcuts etc.  Wow you must have one beastly machine running there. Only 27k kb??? I get about 100k kb with Firefox. OT: Your description of Opera has convinced me the most so far into using it 
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:15 pm |
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Morgoth wrote: Just a few questions about it. 1. is it faster than firefox? IME, yes.2. how is on comp. resources? Less than FF...I can tell you that.3. does it have a widget similar to firefox's 'no-script'? http://my.opera.com/community/forums/to ... ?id=205858 It's something similar, but with the option to disable a "wide array" of features from a page; and the ability to block images or show only your cached images(or none at all) I don't see why'd you'd need it.4. is there a way to make this program portable (so that you can run it from a usb for ex.) Yes. And with Opera 9.5's ability to synchronize Opera with a "MyOpera" account; bookmarks, themes, and customization won't be a problem if you install a fresh Opera.Quote: hey im using opera and im having trouble with imeem.com
when i go there and log in to hear some music, the page loads with everything except the play bar; so in other words i cant listen to anything.
is this the same with you guys? On me it loads perfectly fine. Quote: The text is supposed to be centered. It is for me.  I hope I helped. :3 Grimjaw wrote: Funny how i always accosiate Opera browser with Draquish.  Meant that in a good way though. I am honored. fena wrote: I'd download Opera (after hearing all these great things about it, but I'm so used to SMS's Greasemonkey Script for SRF I don't think I could. :d I believe there's an Opera version of it. Ask Cin or SmS.
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:16 pm |
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Try safari even faster than opera, and doesn't have useless addons either  Draquish <3 you dude (added that because you posted before me  )
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Post subject: Re: Opera Browser Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 7:42 pm |
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Anyone else find the 'notes' feature to be extremely useful? I do. Specially with the youtube and spoiler codes. 
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