Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 6th Jul 2006 10:36 UTC, submitted by anonymous
Yet another review of Opera 9. "There is a lot more to this feature rich, standards compliant web browser and each day I find new ways of using Opera to heighten my browsing comforts. Definitely the developers of Firefox - another web browser that I am really fond of - can imbibe a couple of the path breaking features found in Opera."
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RE: 9 final has issues though
by Gysbert on Fri 7th Jul 2006 18:08
in reply to "9 final has issues though"
Member since:2006-04-20
I'm keeping a beady eye on the forums, too. At present I'm using Opera 8.54, without any problems whatsoever. Ever since I started using it, this March, I remain impressed by the speed of this browser and all the customizability options it presents you with. When the so-called 'Final' of Opera 9 was released, I was amazed - I had been following the whole beta saga, and had the impression 9 was simply not mature enough, there were still too many bugs, to be given to the world as a finished product. And I was not the only one. Since then, as I said, I'm keeping a beady eye on the forums. I will only 'upgrade' when this final really IS final.
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2005-07-12
at least for me - a lot of sites just refuse to open, it's extremely unstable and buggy - so bad I'd think I was using firefox (which has to be the most unstable and buggy crap I've ever used). You read up on Opera's forums and you'll see a LOT of people having problems, many of whom had no issues in the beta.
Case in point, I ended up going BACK to the Opera 9 Beta, build 8414 becuase I had no problems at all in that version.
Begs the question, how do you break so many things between the last public beta and the final?