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Re: Does anyone really use Opera anymore?

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From: Jonathan_Barrick
Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2004 19:00
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Yep. 6. Camino, Firefox, IE, Netscape, Safari, Opera. I really only use Camino and the rest are for testing.

A lot of 'Anti-Microsoft' users choose Netscape, but their numbers are dwindling with the more recent introduction of Mozilla's new browsers (Firefox for Mac and Windows and Camino for Mac only). Netscape is a pig of a browser and comes with a lot of extra junk nobody uses. (AOL messenger and it's own e-mail manager, for example)

It should be interesting to see if Microsoft and Netscape will take a clue from Mozilla and scale down their browsers to be faster loading and simpler to customize. I still can't believe IE doesn't have built-in popup blocking yet.

- JB
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