Mine is true as well...your truth is not my truth.

Firefox.

I'm running uBlock Origin in android...no idea why you think you can't.

Your experience is not everyone's. Vivaldi crashes and hogs memory on my system far more than Firefox and Firefox is rock solid here.

Not really at all behind Intel. In fact, they're pushing faster and farther than intel currently.

Just because it doesn't work for you in your situation doesn't mean it doesn't work for Ken where he is. That's an ignorant view of things.

Sounds like you need some cheese....

I guess doctors that PRESCRIBE prenatal vitamins are just doing it because it does nothing medically for anyone.

You don't read enough then. I wrote about her censorship YEARS ago...as in 2005: http://linux-blog.org/groklaw-and-censorship/

I'm going.

I don't give two squirts about what Card does in his personal time nor what he does with money he earns from writing books or making movies. I give him money when I'm entertained by his books...the transaction is completed at that time and I no longer want to have a say in how he spends said money. We'd have a pretty exhausting existence if everyone who paid money to someone for a service or product wanted to dictate how it was spent.

I loved the book and I will most likely love the movie.

someone will make a product called the DisKinect(tm) http://instantrimshot.com/ My uncle, who is an amputee, approves of this message and thinks it is lulz.

yeah, I guess that's why it won the 1985 Nebula award...it totally lacked so much.

They don't try because they say the userbase is too small. But it just hit 300million users. It's also one of the most popular mobile browsers out there...it was tops in May of 2011 iirc.

Sidenote: The organizer of pwn2own, Aaron Portnoy, supposedly uses the Opera Browser. Go figure.

They're switching to a modified version of webkit for rendering and using the V8 javascript engine. A browser is much more than just a tool for rendering and a javascript engine and this is the only thing they're sucking in from Chrome.

Just the same, the current version uses Presto...and that's the one that pwn2own could check out right now...and they haven't every tried Opera in the history of pwn2own. It'd be great if they gave it a parting shot.

Once again, pwn2own ignores the Opera web browser. This makes me sad...I recently switched exclusively to Opera after toying around with it for almost 10 years now. I've been completely happy since. I will say this, Opera takes security more seriously than any other browser out there...just an example is when the Certificate Authority hack came into play in 2011...All other browsers were twisting their knickers but Opera just yawned and said:

Browsers that do not have protection against blocked revocation lists will need to rapidly issue an update to fix any new certificate abuse. In Opera, users are protected automatically when the certificate is revoked. If the CA has a general problem, or a CA is no longer being used, we can remove it from our list of trusted CAs behind the scenes, and the user will also be secure, without needing to change anything in her browser.

This was the default setting in opera.

In my opinion, Opera has my interests at the forefront when it comes to security. Whether or not that would translate to being more resistant to hacking attempts at pwn2own, I have no idea...but I really wish they'd give it a go one of these years just to see.