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Yes, because it manipulates the system in some way beyond copying the app to app, it's often hard to deinstall without traces, hard to keep two versions side by
by OnleMeMeMe 11y ago
Yes, because it manipulates the system in some way beyond copying the app to app, it's often hard to deinstall without traces, hard to keep two versions side by side etc.
So if the pain of the installer is larger than the added benefit of using Opera vs. Chrome, then yes.
- 1stop 11y agoReally? An app can still freely write to ~/Library and cause all the problems you just said. The installer is the wrong thing to object to...
- OnleMeMeMe 11y agoThe installer is a strong indication of this behavior.