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Posted: Wed 24 Mar, 2004 18.06
by dvboy
I can;t notice any difference.

Posted: Tue 20 Sep, 2005 13.19
by Jenny
GREAT NEWS! As of today, Opera has ditched the ad banners! Yes! I'm gonna go download it right now!

http://www.opera.com

Posted: Tue 20 Sep, 2005 16.26
by Pete
Jenny wrote:GREAT NEWS! As of today, Opera has ditched the ad banners! Yes! I'm gonna go download it right now!

http://www.opera.com
goodness me. i know they gave away codes for free to celebrate their birthday recently but i didn't expect that.

I'm still looking forward to Firefox 1.5 but I'm certainly going to give Opera a spin.

At the moment I've been using IE7 for the sake of it - it's *VERY* odd what with having the menubar bellow the tabs and only having two buttons where buttons normally go.

Posted: Tue 20 Sep, 2005 23.54
by Neil Jones
Hymagumba wrote:
Jenny wrote:GREAT NEWS! As of today, Opera has ditched the ad banners! Yes! I'm gonna go download it right now!

http://www.opera.com
goodness me. i know they gave away codes for free to celebrate their birthday recently but i didn't expect that.

I'm still looking forward to Firefox 1.5 but I'm certainly going to give Opera a spin.
I've given Opera 7 a spin.

In it's favour, it loads far faster than Firefox does, it also loads faster than IE6 does. I like the progress bar. I dare say it's more secure than Internet Explorer but as we all know that isn't actually all that difficult.

Against it though, the default skin is ugly, it looks bare with a big gap where the ad banner used to be, and the engine has a peculiar tendency for some reason to render everything in a text size 5% smaller than it does in IE6 and Firefox if using proportional text sizes.

Posted: Wed 21 Sep, 2005 10.34
by MarkN
Neil Jones wrote:I've given Opera 7 a spin.

In it's favour, it loads far faster than Firefox does, it also loads faster than IE6 does. I like the progress bar. I dare say it's more secure than Internet Explorer but as we all know that isn't actually all that difficult.

Against it though, the default skin is ugly, it looks bare with a big gap where the ad banner used to be, and the engine has a peculiar tendency for some reason to render everything in a text size 5% smaller than it does in IE6 and Firefox if using proportional text sizes.
Hmm... Naff Vest doesn't like it.

Posted: Wed 21 Sep, 2005 10.36
by Neil Jones
May as well chuck this in here:

Mozilla Firefox 1.0.7 released today. Security updates and stability.