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Get Opera for free - today only!
Want to get the Opera browser without the annoying embedded ads?
Usually, it'll cost you $39. But today, and today only, Opera Software
is offering the full version for free. The giveaway is part of the program's 10th Birthday celebration.
Whether you love Opera, hate it, or haven't even bothered to try it,
now's your chance to give it a shot. Just hurry; at midnight (PT)
tonight, the price goes back up.
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsJuan AguilarAug 30th 2005 10:40AM
After downloading and installing, you must go to http://my.opera.com/community/party/reg.dml and, in exchange for your e-mail address (or somebody else's for that matter), you get your very own make-the-banner-ads-disappear registration code.
StuAug 30th 2005 10:54AM
to make it free make sure to go to http://my.opera.com/community/party/reg.dml and opera will give you a reg code, otherwise you'll have just downloaded the same old ad infested opera
ChrsAug 30th 2005 10:54AM
Great tips, both the editor and first comment, thank you both!
tppAug 30th 2005 10:55AM
btw, if you don't want to use your own Email address, do NOT use random ones. Those "random" ones, more often than people think, actually belong to someone.
Use madeup email addresses using the example.com domain name, that's guaranteed to not belong to anyone, e.g. na@example.com, noemailforyouoneyear@example.com
Nic SeowAug 30th 2005 11:07AM
you could always use pookmail.
http://www.pookmail.com/
AFDAug 30th 2005 11:08AM
Or you could make up a throw-away address from Pookmail.com, Dodgeit.com, Mailinator.com, etc. to give them.
JeffAug 30th 2005 1:36PM
Why is your link to download Opera is taking me to a Windows version page?
AFDAug 30th 2005 2:57PM
#7 - Here is the download page for the 7 other platforms:
http://opera.com/download/
ManAug 30th 2005 7:22PM
I'm currenlty using my free Opera to write this comment and troll through Weblogs Inc.
It does seem to knock me offline like when I use Firefox. That's good, I like it.
Andrew StewartAug 31st 2005 5:54AM
I have wanted to get a copy of opera to test my websites in and hate ads so thanks for giving us this heads up!
AustinAug 31st 2005 9:21AM
thanks for the tip. i wasn't using opera because of the ads up top... they weren't too annoying really, but ehh why bother when FF doesn't force ads on you.
tried it at work and many of the web aps we have do _not_ work with opera. some problems with FF too so it's not all thier fault.
the interface is nice, and at least you can re-arrange tabs.. my #1 gripe about FireFox. I still use the old version of MyIE2 the most since it has the best compatibility with everything (uses IE core).