Opera version naming
Opera version naming
Moderator note: the following was split from the thread "Is Opera 15 standard portable or not?".
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The new entry for Opera is ridiculous. I shall be changing it back and removing personal attacks about Opera. In future keep your emotions out of the database, the Forum is fine, but NOT the database. If you can't do that then please don't edit the database in the future. Thanks.
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The new entry for Opera is ridiculous. I shall be changing it back and removing personal attacks about Opera. In future keep your emotions out of the database, the Forum is fine, but NOT the database. If you can't do that then please don't edit the database in the future. Thanks.
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
@ guinness: Fully agree ... and thank youguinness wrote:The new entry for Opera is ridiculous. I shall be changing it back and removing personal attacks about Opera. In future keep your emotions out of the database, the Forum is fine, but NOT the database. If you can't do that then please don't edit the database in the future. Thanks.
@ Opera: Oh, what have you done to this browser.
@ Magibon: Oh, what had you done to the database entry. Heroes don't do that
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Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
Again, I'd like to propose adding a separate entry for new Opera vs. old Opera:
http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... 593#p65593
Once a moderator gives the okay, I will gladly create the new entry.
This will give users a place to rant about either version instead of one getting cannibalized by the other in the comment sections.
http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... 593#p65593
Once a moderator gives the okay, I will gladly create the new entry.
This will give users a place to rant about either version instead of one getting cannibalized by the other in the comment sections.
is it stealth?
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
^ That +1guinness wrote:The new entry for Opera is ridiculous. I shall be changing it back and removing personal attacks about Opera. In future keep your emotions out of the database, the Forum is fine, but NOT the database. If you can't do that then please don't edit the database in the future. Thanks.
Thanks for stepping in, guinness.
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
If they do (which I don't think they should) then it still should remain as Opera and not Opera Classic, because it is after all Opera.freakazoid wrote:Once a moderator gives the okay, I will gladly create the new entry.
I am running v19 and v12.16 alongside one another. If people give v19 a try they will see Opera is staying true to their word by adding in old features. It's a new browser redesigned from the ground up, not a browser stripped back down to the bare bones. I think what people forget is Opera moved to Blink (fork of WebKit) because Presto was just far too bloated from the many years it had existed. I would rather a browser stays up to date with the web standards, than if I can add a pretty picture as a theme.
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
I switched to SeaMonkey because it is much better than Opera 15. I'll switch back only if Opera will be significantly better than SeaMonkey in the future.guinness wrote: I am running v19 and v12.16 alongside one another. If people give v19 a try they will see Opera is staying true to their word by adding in old features. It's a new browser redesigned from the ground up, not a browser stripped back down to the bare bones.
Presto was not bloated at all. Opera 12.16 was 26 megabytes and Opera 15 was 97 megabytes in size, regardless of Opera 12 having much more features. Presto had originally been designed to work well on mobile phones (that had much less resources than phones have now) as well.guinness wrote: I think what people forget is Opera moved to Blink (fork of WebKit) because Presto was just far too bloated from the many years it had existed.
The reason Opera Software switched to Blink is that they realized they can't compete against Google and Mozilla in the layout engine market, and that they don't have to because most parts of WebKit and Blink are under the BSD license (i.e. they can use either and simultaneously keep Opera closed source).
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Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
guinness wrote:The new entry for Opera is ridiculous. I shall be changing it back and removing personal attacks about Opera. In future keep your emotions out of the database, the Forum is fine, but NOT the database. If you can't do that then please don't edit the database in the future. Thanks.
Checker wrote:@ guinness: Fully agree ... and thank youguinness wrote:The new entry for Opera is ridiculous. I shall be changing it back and removing personal attacks about Opera. In future keep your emotions out of the database, the Forum is fine, but NOT the database. If you can't do that then please don't edit the database in the future. Thanks.
@ Opera: Oh, what have you done to this browser.
@ Magibon: Oh, what had you done to the database entry. Heroes don't do that
I am Baas wrote:^ That +1guinness wrote:The new entry for Opera is ridiculous. I shall be changing it back and removing personal attacks about Opera. In future keep your emotions out of the database, the Forum is fine, but NOT the database. If you can't do that then please don't edit the database in the future. Thanks.
Thanks for stepping in, guinness.
are you serious?
personal attacks?
(because i used "ChromePera" as a nickname to distiinguish between the new Opera v17 vs. Opera?)
i take what i post on here rather seriously...
(i spent almost an hour, cumulative, on that post, scanning, testing, verifying, etc.)
- the personal insight is from being an Opera enthusiast.. (to longtime Opera enthusiast)
i enjoy this freeware community..
if you have a problem.. PM me.. there's no need to go public and ostracize members...
if that's how you guys feel.. it's your right..
i can see where this community stands...
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Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
That is fine in the comments section or here in the forums but absolutely not in the db entry.Magibon wrote:the personal insight is from being an Opera enthusiast.. (to longtime Opera enthusiast...
the rest of your input (not just the Opera one) is welcome and much appreciated.
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
again.. im not going to argue w/anyone on here..I am Baas wrote:That is fine in the comments section or here in the forums but absolutely not in the db entry.Magibon wrote:the personal insight is from being an Opera enthusiast.. (to longtime Opera enthusiast...
the rest of your input (not just the Opera one) is welcome and much appreciated.
i feel the public thrashing by you guys is unprofessional..
i just thought more highly of this community....
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
Please, take no offense -- written words some time convey more than they were really meant to say. Your input remains highly appreciated, my dear Magibon.
BTW, for what it's worth, I second the splitting of Opera entries in the database...
BTW, for what it's worth, I second the splitting of Opera entries in the database...
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
@ midasMidas wrote:Please, take no offense -- written words some time convey more than they were really meant to say. Your input remains highly appreciated, my dear Magibon.
BTW, for what it's worth, I second the splitting of Opera entries in the database...
you're actually one of the decent people who know how to communicate in a civil manner..
so please don't take this the wrong way..
if you've worked on something sooooo long.. and poured your heart & soul into it..
- only to find the community thinks you're an idiot, and "abusing your privileges", then publicly thrashes you..
you'd feel different..
i just think there should be a protocol for handling such situations..
- there should be more respect amongst members for handling mistakes, different view points, etc.
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
The database is supposed to contain information, not opinions.
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That sentence is not just an opinion, it's bashing.ChromePera is a dramatic change for the worst!
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I think no one has said so.Magibon wrote: only to find the community thinks you're an idiot
That one I agree with. You abused your privileges.Magibon wrote: and "abusing your privileges"
The changes you made to the entry are public anyway: http://www.portablefreeware.com/changelog.php?id=507. By mentioning this in the forums, guinness merely attracted more attention.Magibon wrote: then publicly thrashes you..
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Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
SYSTEM wrote:The database is supposed to contain information, not opinions.
That sentence is not just an opinion, it's bashing.ChromePera is a dramatic change for the worst!
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I think no one has said so.Magibon wrote: only to find the community thinks you're an idiot
That one I agree with. You abused your privileges.Magibon wrote: and "abusing your privileges"
The changes you made to the entry are public anyway: http://www.portablefreeware.com/changelog.php?id=507. By mentioning this in the forums, guinness merely attracted more attention.Magibon wrote: then publicly thrashes you..
- as stated.. i've been under an illusion..
i truly thought people on here were my friends..
and we were a community..
As everyone has seen today..
my sentiment is 100% incorrect
I don't mind being wrong.. or corrected ..
But it's obvious.. "Friendship" & "Community" .. we have different definitions for.
Thanks for allowing me to vent..
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
Sure, that's what friends are forMagibon wrote:Thanks for allowing me to vent..
Re: Is Opera 15 standard portable or not ?
I have sent you a PM as it started to get personal.
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