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(Unverified)Jul 6th 2010 12:34AM

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Opera is a nice browser and I'm using it to write this post.
The down side is it has no real plugins but you can us user scripts and most greesmonky scripts will work with Opera. I will never understand what they were thinking with the widgets thing there about useless and 99% of them are fugly.
But its stable fast and has some great feachers. The way I look at is, Opera has always been at the back pushing the web standards and other browsers forward.

Now there are things I don't like about opera and for that mater IE Firefox and Chrome but I run them all -IE and distribute my browsing between then that way if one crashes I don't have to reload all my crap.

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mkoJul 6th 2010 2:02PM

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Opera's reasoning about plug ins and widgets is that they want their widgets to work on all Opera devices, desktop, opera mobile, opera mini, embedded devices, consoles.. It's not the desktop browser Opera makes money it's the devices. like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u28b13BiOY

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