Tomis

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   by Tomis 16y ago

   @ugh - nevermind, it's a miscommunication issue; I'm sorry for my harsh tone. Whatever browser you use try mouse gestures. Here is a quick tutorial for Opera - http://www.opera.com/browser/tutorials/gestures/ And also in Opera you can go
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   by Tomis 16y ago

   How am I aggressive? Sorry for the slang I used, too much reddit in my system; I did not mean it to be offensive. Other than that, I am asking an honest question. If you don't know that a feature exists (and Opera has a lot of features but
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   by Tomis 16y ago

   You know what the greatest common divisor of Firefox, Chrome and Safari is? Internet Explorer 6. That's right Jack, all the functionality you're using in a browser is the one Internet Explorer 6 has. Sadly, most of the people using the brow
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   by Tomis 16y ago

   Well instead of using two browsers (Fx and Chrome), mail/rss/chat client, a (very simple) torrent client and a note tracker (and some other software), you can simply use the unified package - Opera. Firefox is dead slow if you add all the n
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   by Tomis 16y ago

   I call bullshit. Which stuff are you referring to, exactly? How long have you used Opera for, and what features can you name/describe off the top of your head?
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   by Tomis 16y ago

   Useless for anything except media exposure. Opera already has all the functionality you would need in a browser (as a regular user, at least). This is probably a move for bonus point with Firefox users who can't do sh*t without extensions -