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04-29-2003, 05:15 PM
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Opera
Ok, for my web browser, I use Opera 7.1. I love it, it is the best set up I have ever encountered. The problem is that some great sites out there [like mbusa.com] don't support it.
 Any other proud opera users out there? If you aren't one, try it. Mouse gestures may change your surfing experience, I know it did for me...www.opera.com 
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04-30-2003, 10:36 AM
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i use opera as my secondary browser when stuff doesn't work on IE. it's great for that purpose - i've given up using netscape.
BTW on mbusa, just click on the link where it says "drag this to your desktop" - works fine for me...
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05-01-2003, 12:50 AM
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Me too ...
After hearing about Opera on TechTV, I decided to give it a try. I'm using version 7.10 (running on a WinTel Box w/Windows XP Pro) which I downloaded from Opera.com.
I've been using this browser for two weeks now and I love it! Easy to customize, fast, but still buggy. I too still use MS IE for certain websites/applications; Opera is not supported when one uses MS webmail (corporate Outlook) ... bummer. Also, Opera is not supported via a Citrix Client as well ... another bummer. With all this said however, I will continue using Opera. Basically, I use IE for my corporate stuff and use Opera for my personal stuff. It's damn fast!
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