Since opera has just recently gone freeware
and i am a loyal firefox user on DSL.
What's better, faster, quicker, more secure, etc....
Someone convince me one way or another.
May the debate begin.......
Since opera has just recently gone freeware
and i am a loyal firefox user on DSL.
What's better, faster, quicker, more secure, etc....
Someone convince me one way or another.
May the debate begin.......
opera has more features, firefox is more popular, and maxthon pwns both of them
Best way is to try them all yourself and see which one suits you the most.
Opera has nice features already on it. Firefox has a nice "Extensions" feature that gives you the ability to add up to hundreds of extra features.
Opera uses less memory on my computer, but maybe that's because I have 5 extensions installed on firefox.
Opera has an "auto refresh" feature I can't seem to find for firefox.
I'd say: Firefox is more like IE, without the crappy parts;Opera is more of a brand new type of browser, that looks and feels very different from all the others. Firefox=Many Extensions Opera=Nice and Sleek.
Last edited by Wolfmight; 09-25-2005 at 02:22 PM.
Maxthon uses the IE core, as I understand it. Which makes it susceptible to the same security issues.Originally Posted by abu_has_the_power
Its funny I just D/L Opera last nite, it does seem faster . Don't know why I don't care for the look of it tho mabye another theme would help.
Its the extra features I could care aless about and thats the beauty of FF,s extentions you install what you want . As you can see I hav'nt got a spell checker installed yet .
Its the speed right out of the box thats got me interested and I'll gladly give it a whirl for a bit . I'm off to their forums to see about some tweaks .
I see that Ccleaner works with Opera thats a good reason to at least try it .
Last edited by peat moss; 09-25-2005 at 03:30 PM.
https://addons.mozilla.org/extension...nfo.php?id=115Originally Posted by Wolfmight
Hey whats up with the sound events thought my Hdd was going when ever I scrolled .
Opera feels like something Apple made.
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