Linked by addoula on Tue 5th Oct 2010 22:02 UTC
Since the launch of Opera 10.5 in March 2010, I've been using it as my primary browser, whether at work or at home.
Using Ubuntu at work, and a Windows netbook at home, I wanted a fast browser for my netbook and a coherent browsing experience on both operating systems. And this is where Opera 10.5 (and newer) fits perfectly.
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RE: The *low speed link* feature of Opera is really buggy.
by PresentIt on Thu 7th Oct 2010 17:27
in reply to "The *low speed link* feature of Opera is really buggy."
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I used Opera for several months, primarily because of its presumably efficiency over the low speed link, which I often have to use. Eventually I realized that that particular feature is buggy as hell, many pages aren't displayed correctly and lots of other problems. Went through several releases, but things didn't get any better at all. Ended up switching to Chrome a few months ago.