Is Opera 11 standard portable or not ? (2)

[freakazoid]

I've had a few crashes and the old hanging on the last element bug, but it's mainly because I load like 50 tabs all the time!

[joby_toss]

No crashes for me!

[freakazoid]

Okay I was determined to finally find an answer for the last element bug and here it is:
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/to ... ent8728271

I was using a HOSTS file to block stuff and Opera doesn't seem to like that.

[guinness]

Opera V11.10 beta appears to be on the way according to DownloadSquad.

[freakazoid]

Opera also tweeted about this as well!
http://my.opera.com/chooseopera/blog/20 ... a-tomorrow

[guinness]

Thanks, the link is included in the DownloadSquad segment too I just thought I would be honest and say where I heard it first, as I believe in honesty when it comes to sharing information.

[Hydaral]

Opera also tweeted about this as well!
http://my.opera.com/chooseopera/blog/20 ... a-tomorrow

I wonder if the opening sentence on that page was a reference to Futurama?

[guinness]

I have just downloaded the new Version of Opera V11.10 Beta and even though it was yesterdays build this new Version is looking very polished. I predict the Stable Version will be released sooner then you think!

[tproli]

Back on the track again!

I've retired Chrome as it became sluggish after some hours of use. I noticed similar issues in Opera v11 but 11.10 beta is just fine. I've had 2 crashes right after installing the new beta and I was close to perform a shift+del combo but no crashes since then, fortunately.

I hope they won't rush out 11.10 and they'll iron out as many bugs they can - though everything's seems fine to me in this beta. My biggest concern is always online apps, Opera often had difficulties with them.

[guinness]

I was wondering if anyone has used "/KioskMode" in Opera? - http://www.opera.com/support/mastering/kiosk/#simple

I often forget that the Opera browser has quite a few in built features e.g. Turbo (unique, in terms of no other browser has this), Sync (other browser are starting to jump on board) and many many more. It's just a shame this browser is still at 2% in the "Desktop Browser Wars." Well it isn't all bad as Opera is the number mobile browser

Source: http://www.careace.net/2010/03/04/opera ... ser-title/ (Couldn't find anything recently)
Source 2: http://webdesign.about.com/od/readers-c ... igners.htm

Another point to add is the developer who proposed CSS to W3C now works for ... you guessed it ... Opera!

[joby_toss]

I don't use it.
I prefer to avoid confusion, so I use a "naked" version of Iron for that purpose, started in incognito mode.
Don't know if it is exactly the same thing, though...

Note: "naked" as in no bookmarks, no passwords, no cache, no history etc.

[freakazoid]

Why not use Opera and a new private tab instead of Iron in incognito mode?

[joby_toss]

I really should try this, too. Thank's for the tip!
I might keep 2 versions of Opera, one naked, and one custom.

[grannyGeek]

I'm running behind the rest of the world as usual.
Slightly off-topic-but-not-really, because the title of the article made me LOL

http://www.howtogeek.com/56595/firefox- ... shot-tour/

[Hydaral]

I'm running behind the rest of the world as usual.
Slightly off-topic-but-not-really, because the title of the article made me LOL

http://www.howtogeek.com/56595/firefox- ... shot-tour/

Ahhh, Firefox, it spends its whole life trying to catch up to Opera. Almost double the size (the installer) and half the features as standard.

A strange quote I noticed in the article "somebody please call Opera and tell them the status bar is dead". It is??!! It's the very first thing I enable when I install a new version, how else are you supposed to see where a link takes you?