Comments on: Opera Releases New Talking Web Browser

By: poker

poker — Sat, 15 Jan 2005 15:45:00 +0000

Hi – big thanks (great site!).

By: Multi-os&Multi-browser

Multi-os&Multi-browser — Sat, 25 Dec 2004 20:22:30 +0000

I use Opera, Netscape, Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, and KDE Konqueror. Different browsers for different needs, although Mozilla is a derivative of Netscape. Why limit yourself!! I also have over 20 email addresses, each for a different use, such as banking, chat, product registration, website registration, utility bills, ect..

I also use windows xp pro, 2000 pro, me, and 95, no “98″ yet!!
and various flavors of linux and bsd.

By: Razvan Antonescu

Razvan Antonescu — Fri, 24 Dec 2004 08:17:48 +0000

Opera is a great piece of software. Thier RSS support for me is better than that of Firefox but the only problem i have is that it doesn’t render corectly Yahoo! Mail & Gmail. At least those 2 sites i spotted but due to the fact i use them on a daily basis….hmmm still Firefox .

Another issue is the lack of external extensibility which seems to be a trend that Opera ignores. And that means everything from the lack of extensions made by other users and toolbars from third parties (A9 Toolbar for ex.)

Someone can argue that is the duty of third party producers to make compliant software…but i think that is not enough support for them to do that. A9 for ex have made a Firefox compliant toolbar because they had the documentation