Opera 5

[crockett]

just wanted to let everyone know that they released a shareware version of opera 5 on the the 6th you no longer have top pay the $40 bucks to use it http://www.opera.com/windows/ its a browser incase you didn't know http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/wink.gif and pretty fast one too....they claim the fastest I think I have to agree

[rowan]

crocket,

How does Opera display DHTML, JavaScript and other goodies? I would love an alternative to Explorer, but I must say, my pages look very good with it (especially text) and Netscape tends to butcher them.

r.

[This message has been edited by rowan (edited 12-08-2000).]

[This message has been edited by rowan (edited 12-08-2000).]

[crockett]

I think they look fine with Oprea...has a ton of options too....I tried netscape...but I just cant get the feel for it...but opera on the other hand is very user friendly

[Richard_Cranium72]

Opera supports CSS, Java (through the Sun Java plug-in--for the Java-bundled version click here), JavaScript SSL (128-bit), TLS (Transaction Layer Security), and more.


Opera is free for you to use for a full 30-user day evaluation period. Opera browsers are an fully functional installation - the software is not crippled in any way. After the evaluation period expires you will only be able to access our web-site. At which time we hope that you will choose to purchase.

[smokin1]

I've been using Opera since it fit on a floppy...hmm....I upgraded and it's now a whopping 9+ megs..still fast and friendly...
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98 lite must of had this in mind..
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[Savant]

I'd try it but somehow the idea of paying for a browser just won't quite fly with me.
Savant