Firebird Or Opera?

[sharedholder]

Need some answers,thank you .

[Kunal]

Firebird all the way

[xbballplaya223x]

If you have broadband- IE6 because it is just as fast with no b**L S**t
If you have narrowband- opera, fast

[I.am]

I have Opera as well as Firebird. I have come to like Firebird more as its open source so a lot of plugins are out there suiting your needs. <hidden>tsk tsk i still use IE more than that</hidden> lol

[sharedholder]

I have broadband , and i don&#39;t want speed i want something tabbed.

[Kunal]

Originally posted by sharedholder@9 December 2003 - 23:56
I have broadband , and i don&#39;t want speed i want something tabbed.
then firebirds not for you (its to fast - sorry&#33;)

(i run the firebird supporters group btw :lol: ), you can open stuff in both new tabs and new windows and also when you click open in new tab/window, unlike opera, it keeps in the same window and doesnt go to the one you open (i find this way alot more convienient

[Illuminati]

Firebird easily

It hasn&#39;t got as much of fancy skins as Opera, but it is very fast and is easy to install (Download, extract somewhere, run from inside directory) and uninstall (delete said directory ;)) :D

[sharedholder]

Ok,ok i&#39;m conviced but confused because i need the italian version and i don&#39;t know what should i download ,just take a look.The installer? Or &#39;&#39;Build Windows&#39;&#39;?

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[Kunal]

installer

[sharedholder]

Originally posted by Kunal@9 December 2003 - 23:13
installer
:lol: And what the hell is &#39;&#39;Build Windows&#39;&#39; ?

[Kunal]

the source code i beleive, incase you want to make it yourself

[Illuminati]

There&#39;s more than one type of installer for Windows - The old fashioned .EXE installer (Dominated by InstallShield) and the newly-adopted MSI installer designed to work with WinXP a bit more than EXE. God knows how :rolleyes:

You should be fine with Installer :)

[Benno]

Maybe Im to late just wanted to add my two cents.

Im a happy Opera User and never had any problems with, its always fast and really convenient. Though i cant compare the two as I have never tried firebird. :)

[LTJBukem]

Firebird&#39;s great, as is Thunderbird, Mozilla&#39;s email client.. :)

[Rip The Jacker]

I&#39;m a very happy Opera user.

[the-ninja69]

w00t w00t for MyIE2 its like a suuped up version of IE. It is tabbed so it exactly what your looking for. It has a shitload of plug ins and is not a resource hog. Also it has lots of nice skins. Firebird i do not like becuase some pages never displayed corrrectly. Opera is fast and good but unless you pay you get that gay ass ad. Also the pop up control for Opera sux. MyIE2 has great pop up and ad control and is very flexible.

MyIE2 all the way.

[riku_x]

Originally posted by the&#045;ninja69@10 December 2003 - 06:02
Opera is fast and good but unless you pay you get that gay ass ad. Also the pop up control for Opera sux.

I haven&#39;t tried my myie2 so can&#39;t comment on that but I&#39;m a very happy Opera user and I think the pop-up control is excellent, I haven&#39;t had a pop-up in 6 months.
This thread sparked my interrest for Firebird, going to download it now.


oh and, ad? what ad?

:P

[DarthInsinuate]

i&#39;ve tried the latest version of Firebird, but went back to IE because i found some of the bugs just irritating - but i am optimistic about the futrure of Firebird and look forward to the next version

i haven&#39;t tried Opera because its not freeware

[Mik3ll]

Im using Avant Browser and im happy with it, I compared it to MyIE2, but I think this one is faster.