Comment Re:Memory Leak (Score 0, Offtopic) 163
Opera is totally a huge memory hog. As bad as Firfox. And it's JavaScript implimentation is buggy, it crashes on me about 3-4 times a week on one of my various computers because it can't handle the horrible JavaScript code many sites have, that causes more crashes than anything else. In my experience (and I'm always using the up-to-date version), it's far less stable than Safari or even IE.
And it is by far my first choice in a web browser. When it crashes, I just re-start it. ALL the pages I had up come right back up. Tab switching is way better than Firfox or Safari. IE.... well, its IE.
Cycle in reciently used order. The way it reloads your browsing session after a quit or a crash. The find functionality. An intelligently designed user interface. Browsing shortcuts. Mouse gestures. That's just a couple of reasons why Opera is better. And I don't want to hear it about extensions. You can make Opera do anything Firefox can do, with a user interface that doesn't suck.
Firefox is excellent. Safari is excellent. Even Camino. But Opera is better. And it runs on every computer I have.
And it is by far my first choice in a web browser. When it crashes, I just re-start it. ALL the pages I had up come right back up. Tab switching is way better than Firfox or Safari. IE.... well, its IE.
Cycle in reciently used order. The way it reloads your browsing session after a quit or a crash. The find functionality. An intelligently designed user interface. Browsing shortcuts. Mouse gestures. That's just a couple of reasons why Opera is better. And I don't want to hear it about extensions. You can make Opera do anything Firefox can do, with a user interface that doesn't suck.
Firefox is excellent. Safari is excellent. Even Camino. But Opera is better. And it runs on every computer I have.
