Linked by Kroc Camen on Fri 18th Sep 2009 18:51 UTC
You all know that I don't particularly like Opera. I find the product to be lacking polish, over-complicated and without the marketing pizazz that has made Firefox a household name. That's just my personal opinion, and that opinion has garnered many complaints of unjustness. To that end, to present a fairer discussion I would like to put a simple question to the community: "What should Opera do?".
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RE: Opera does not do what I want
by Stratoukos on Fri 18th Sep 2009 23:47
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RE[2]: Opera does not do what I want
by OSGuy on Sat 19th Sep 2009 03:09
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I am sorry but that's not what I want and is quite different than what I want. What I want is what I have said above. It is different then using a separate window. If Opera wants web dominance, they better do what users want. I am pretty sure I am not the only one that would like the feature described above...no ifs and no buts and no but you can do it this way....
Edited 2009-09-19 03:11 UTC
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I want to be able to re-arrange bookmarks from within the menu. I want to be able to drag/cut/copy/paste bookmarks from within the menu. Opera doesn't do this, Firefox does, thus Opera is not the browser for me. IE v4 to v6 did this perfectly and so did Explorer however they stuffed it up with IE7 and IE8. My current default browser is FF.
It used to be Chrome however Chrome doesn't have a status bar thus hovering over a bookmark you don't have a clue where it is pointing. I am sure this will be fixed.
Edited 2009-09-18 23:08 UTC