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Opera browser...get it!
it loads the pages really quick and it also tells you the speed at which you connect to a page and also downloads files and pictures quicker too. BUT i`ve saved a lot of pictures whilst using opera....WHERE THE FECK DOES IT STORE THEM??????????????????????????????????????? |
Opera seems to default to 'my documents'. Where that is depends on your version of Windoze.
Win2k\XP should be something like c:\documents and settings\%username%\my documents Can't remember where ME/98/95 put it HTH |
nah, it doesnt put them there, some some reason
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Have a look in File|Preferences|Programs and Paths
Should tell you the download directory there. |
I use it
Makes you realise what a piece of bloatware IE is. |
Strange double post <insert twighlight zone music doo dee doo daa....>
[Edited by Iain Young - 5/5/2003 11:53:04 PM] |
I tried to use it and gave up. There were just too many sites that didn't work properly in it. Also it seemed a bit buggy. Not as bad as Netscape, but still pretty bad. :( Ie may be bloated, but at least it works most of the time...
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Tried it, hated it, back to I.E.
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I've never had a single problem with Opera - you are using the most recent version aren't you ?
You'll find IE bends a lot of HTML rules, so that certain code works on IE but not on Netscape, Opera, etc... -DV [Edited by DazV - 5/6/2003 12:11:07 AM] |
Admittedly it was a while ago since I used it properly (other than for work) so it may have improved since then. Didn't work well with my online banking at all though. It's sad, but a lot of sites out there use those bent rules that are in ie...
These incompatibilities are a real pain. Part of my job is coding web applications, and getting them too look the same in all common browsers can be a real problem sometimes... [Edited by Iain Young - 5/6/2003 9:56:30 AM] |
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