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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#121 Post by guinness »

V10.60 RC3 is available! If no major bugs are found this might be the Final version.

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#122 Post by the_watcher »

wow....the new version (10.60) is impressive!it's faster, has smooth animations (like in tab preview), refreshed speed dial page, and more i haven't noticed yet...superb! :D

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#123 Post by guinness »

In my opinion V10.60 is a new browser altogether and it's impressive how quickly they can create snapshots with bug fixes + new features.

I had a look at the Desktop Blog and decided the first post which was techinquely V10.60, was posted on Thursday 20th May 2010. So in 6 weeks a new Browser was created, thats pioneering. I would be happy if the Opera Desktop Team took a break, but let's face facts this is the Opera Desktop Team!

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#124 Post by joby_toss »

Totally off-topic: where does opera team gets revenue from? It is free software; it's not in top 3 browsers (market share)... I always wondered that.

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#125 Post by guinness »

This should answer your question! http://www.opera.com/company/investors/faq/#faq3

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#126 Post by joby_toss »

guinness wrote:This should answer your question! http://www.opera.com/company/investors/faq/#faq3
Hmm...a whole FAQ dedicated to that answer! (Are they rich or only proud?) :)
Thanks!

On Topic: yes, Opera 10 is portable.

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On Topic: yes, Opera 10 is portable.
125 Posts and a final final final (not a mistake of 3 finals) has been made that Opera V10.xx is Portable, but you forgot to mention we concluded not Stealth! :D

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#128 Post by guinness »

As far as I & Rarst know, Opera is the only browser to have a native Ad Blocker included. Of course you can download a pre-custom urlfilter.ini over at Fanboy.co.nz, but you can also block content by right-clicking and activating the block content feature. Check out Rarst's tutorial on how to use it [here]

Check out the new Fraud Warning page - [url]opera:fraud-warning[/url]

Check out the list of html5 demos. It's a shame that "Drag files directly into your browser" isn't supported yet, but Opera must have done this for a reason!

The deal here is Opera cares how we view the web!

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#129 Post by Hydaral »

guinness wrote:Check out the list of html5 demos. It's a shame that "Drag files directly into your browser" isn't supported yet, but Opera must have done this for a reason!
I find it funny that a site promoting the use of HTML5 does not conform to the W3C HTML5 guidelines.

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#130 Post by Ruby »

guinness wrote:As far as I & Rarst know, Opera is the only browser to have a native Ad Blocker included.
I know it's a lightweight browser but QTWeb has AdBlocker included.
Also doesn't SRWare Iron have AdBlock?

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#131 Post by guinness »

I know it's a lightweight browser but QTWeb has AdBlocker included.
Also doesn't SRWare Iron have AdBlock?
OK, didn't know about QTWeb. I know you can download a file called adblock.ini file and place in the SRWare Iron folder. But I don't know if you can edit them in the browser.

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#132 Post by guinness »

Does anyone have any new tips or tricks they would like to share, or website that discuss customising Opera?

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#133 Post by joby_toss »

I remember a while back we discussed about the User Javascript folder path. This one works for me now:

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profile\userjs\
Tested with Youtube enhancer.

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#134 Post by guinness »

Brilliant! :D

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#135 Post by Napiophelios »

guinness wrote:Does anyone have any new tips or tricks they would like to share, or website that discuss customising Opera?
When I used to use Opera this was the most useful link for me :)

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opera:config#URL%20Filter%20File

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