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Opera Finally free !



As you can see clicking on the link you are invited to welcome to download it for freeeee!

Hang on! Ok so what's really cool about opera now. Check them out here

Ok they've got lot's of things to tell. Some of the things I liked were...

o They apparently claim to have the fastest browser on the planet, which you can check here.

o They have a robust security around the browser.

o I liked the tabbed browsing the most. Saves me the trouble of starting multiple instances. See a flash demo here

o Integrated search : Ok it's more like a wrapper around in your own browser. Ok it's nice fancy thing. See a demo here.

o Voice : I never understood about the whole voice thing. But they're allegedly the first. Read more here.

o All supported Os's possible : That makes it acceptable to larger public.

Comments

  1. AnonymousWed Sep 21, 06:06:00 PM GMT+2

    Only thing that I find missing in Opera is the adblock plugin like they have for firefox. If you can find me the plugin I will definitly give a try to opera ;)

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  2. Tarry SinghWed Sep 21, 06:54:00 PM GMT+2

    That is true indeed. It seems to be on a lot of Opera FanClub Wishlist.

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  3. Tarry SinghWed Sep 21, 08:22:00 PM GMT+2

    Well Honey,

    You don't need to be shy. Get out of that Anonymity. Maybe then I'll drop a line.

    ReplyDelete

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