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Article #119Re: Does anyone really use Opera anymore?
From: Jonathan_Barrick
Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2004 12:57
Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2004 12:57
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Teague, Are you operating on Mac or PC? Have you tried the offerings from Mozilla? There are several browsers available from them that are heads above Opera (in my opinion). You should at the very least try the latest version of Firefox (for both Mac and PC). It's a very slim, functional browser with many useful options. Also, how do you feel about paying for the full version of Opera? Considering there are many other browsers out there at no cost, how can Opera justify charging for their browser? Are there unique features that most of us don't know about in the full version? BTW - On Mac, my browser of choice is still Camino (from Mozilla). It's built specifically for Mac users and designed for serious web users who don't need or want anything other than performance. I've yet to hear other opinions on this browser, so if anyone has used or is using Camino, what do you think about it? - JB
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