Opera and Adobe join forces
Wireless Developer Network reports that Opera Announces Strategic Licensing Agreement with Adobe.
Sounds very cool.
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Wireless Developer Network reports that Opera Announces Strategic Licensing Agreement with Adobe.
Sounds very cool.
Week Two of 30 Days to becoming an Opera7 Lover begins today. This week we'll be discussing the various Panels (aka Sidebars) available with Opera. We'll start with the basics, Day 6: Bookmarks Panel
The long-awaited update to the hugely popular series has begun
Just released. download Opera 7.2 for Windows. You know you want to.
There is also a Changelog for Opera 7.2 and a press release for Opera 7.2
What are the most annoying things on the web? I’m not talking about spam or virii or Windows being unstable. I’m talking about things that websites do that are just really annoying. Here is my list:
What are your least-favorite things? Vote below.
A note about Flash: 98.7% of all Flash I see is ads, or a site that has gone to 100% Flash and doesn’t seem to care that I am on a really slow connection. I realize that Flash itself can be useful, but in practice, it is far more often annoying than helpful.
Read the announcement of 7.2 beta9 for Windows.
Comments and overall feedback has been extremely positive thus far.
Opera 7.2 is really impressing me. It's looking like the best release of the best browser. Of course issues still remain, but still my clear #1 choice.
At least, they want the world to be fair to them.... on their terms.
It was almost laughable to read the Wired.com article on Microsoft's reaction to Asia going Linux and hear someone who actually works at Microsoft say that the market should decide who comes out on top.
This would be the same Microsoft which was found guilty of anti-trust practices that directly prevented the "free market" from deciding what Operating System and software is/was the best.
Just when I think they can't astound me any more, they do... and it's never a positive experience.
They all add support for bidirectional languages such as Arabic and Hebrew.
Get yours today at http://www.opera.com/download.