Linked by Kroc Camen on Thu 4th Jun 2009 22:34 UTC
Opera have announced the release of Opera 10 beta. New engine, new features, but I'm more concerned about where Opera 10 fits into Opera's history, and certainly their future. Opera have never made any massive strides in marketshare and is Opera 10 really going to change any of that? Read More to find out.
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RE[5]: These things exist if you know where to look. ;)
by WereCatf on Sat 6th Jun 2009 18:45
in reply to "RE[4]: These things exist if you know where to look. ;)"
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RE[6]: These things exist if you know where to look. ;)
by metalinx on Sat 6th Jun 2009 19:06
in reply to "RE[5]: These things exist if you know where to look. ;)"
Member since:2009-06-04
I see, you use about less than 10 tabs (in your example)!
I said in my latest comment, Firefox seem to be faster with about 10 tabs opened. But, it can't be faster with more tabs, ok!?
Also, I use "open with new tab" feature very much when searching, use Shift+Enter (instead of Enter) when search with Google. Open and open in 5 minutes, then tab cycle easily with Opera.
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2009-06-04
As said, I do open and use many tabs and I still find a quick 2-key combination A LOT faster than having to cycle through all the open tabs. I had to go back to FireFox because I just can't get used to that annoying need to cycle through everything when I know exactly what I want and where it is.
As I give example, how do you "QUICKLY" find the number indexs the tab you want if there many tabs opened????
You must count?? or Firefox give you the tab's number position??