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Re:My former employer Opera Software has filed a lawsuit aga... by devcpp on Tuesday April 30, 2013 @01:51AM (#5630608)
Opera might have been ahead in the past, but is it still ahead? Having tried their browser, I must have missed something because I think Firefox with addons is way better.

I find brand fidelity particularly nonsensical when a company is going downhill on the quality of its products.

Re:My former employer Opera Software has filed a lawsuit aga... by claudius on Tuesday April 30, 2013 @04:05AM (#5630929)
Compared to Chrom(e|ium), I don’t get crashes on every other website, a decent release cycle, a decent repository and, you know, a browser that does what I want rather than forcing me to want what it does. Oh, and a functional speed dial.

Compared to Firefox, it actually makes decent use of RAM, doesn’t require fifty-five trillions of addons to work remotely properly (and hence doesn’t require updating of said fifty-five trillions of addons every other day) and a decent release cycle.

Oh, it also works on my phone and I just had to copy over wand.dat to get all my passwords there as well :-)

Re:My former employer Opera Software has filed a lawsuit aga... by purple_platypus on Tuesday April 30, 2013 @04:21AM (#5630970)
I wouldn't say they're all that terribly behind. I use Opera daily and rarely have issues with websites. The last really big issue I remember was the Twitter fiasco when they found out Presto wasn't prepared for a Javascript file that was larger than average and only had a single statement because replacing semicolons with commas became the cool thing to do.