Opera has released an alpha version of their latest browser, Opera 11 which finally adds extensions, a key selling point of both Chrome and Firefox.
The browser's updated alpha also shows how quickly the extension coding formats are being standardized. Chrome and Safari use use extensions that are a combo of JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS and Firefox's new framework will bring the same coding ... [ read the full article ]
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Sweet! Opera is a decent browser, and I will use them alot more often if they would let me see my video podcasts streaming on Google Reader, b/c Firefox doesn't and IE doesn't, and I don't always like to download them but stream them. That's one of things besides overall speed and the latest various video formats that make a difference to me,
Sweet! Opera is a decent browser, and I will use them alot more often if they would let me see my video podcasts streaming on Google Reader, b/c Firefox doesn't and IE doesn't, and I don't always like to download them but stream them. That's one of things besides overall speed and the latest various video formats that make a difference to me in a browser.
I used Opera for years as my primary browser - even before it went free, but the allure of all the extensions available for Firefox caused me to switch a couple years ago. I might consider going back to Opera if their extensions are up to par with the Firefox offerings.
Hmmm...once they have a final release of something that works with AdBlockPlus, they might deserve another chance. Maybe now they can make opera mini work with Flash.
