Comments on: Opera Version 10 Download http://www.seohosting.com/blog/technology-news/opera-version-10-download/ Discussing the latest tips, tricks, and secrets of SEO Mon, 16 Jan 2012 03:12:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Garry Conn http://www.seohosting.com/blog/technology-news/opera-version-10-download/comment-page-1/#comment-28488 Garry Conn Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:50:04 +0000 http://www.seohosting.com/blog/?p=1752#comment-28488 Thanks for sharing this. After reading your comment, I seriously think that you'd enjoy using Google Chrome. Give it a whirl and then come back here and let me know what you think. Thanks for sharing this. After reading your comment, I seriously think that you'd enjoy using Google Chrome. Give it a whirl and then come back here and let me know what you think.

]]> By: R.A. Stewart http://www.seohosting.com/blog/technology-news/opera-version-10-download/comment-page-1/#comment-28484 R.A. Stewart Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:42:05 +0000 http://www.seohosting.com/blog/?p=1752#comment-28484 I've been using Opera for years and love it. I'm not real technical--what I usually end up saying about Opera is that, unlike most software, it seems to have been designed by and for people who think like me. I just find it incredibly intuitive. The fact that it doesn't seem to be a bloated memory hog like ... hmmm, everything from Microsoft, just as a f'rinstance, is appealing too.<br><br>That said, Opera 10 is disappointing me. Not because the features aren't cool, but because it crashes. And crashes and crashes and crashes. Like, 4 to 6 times a day on my Windows XP desktop at work. Now, it's the work of two mouse clicks and several seconds to send the automatic report and restart where I was (except for having to log in again to password-protected sites and losing any work I was in the middle of). But, you know, that's kind of like saying it's great that my car is so easy to start every time it dies at an intersection. I'd really prefer that some of that development ingenuity had been directed at keeping the browser stable.<br><br>Opera 9.64 crashed about once a week--enough to be a significant annoyance in my book. With 10 it's a major inconvenience. I'm going to be going back in search of a stable version, I think, until Opera gets this aspect of its act together. I've been using Opera for years and love it. I'm not real technical–what I usually end up saying about Opera is that, unlike most software, it seems to have been designed by and for people who think like me. I just find it incredibly intuitive. The fact that it doesn't seem to be a bloated memory hog like … hmmm, everything from Microsoft, just as a f'rinstance, is appealing too.

That said, Opera 10 is disappointing me. Not because the features aren't cool, but because it crashes. And crashes and crashes and crashes. Like, 4 to 6 times a day on my Windows XP desktop at work. Now, it's the work of two mouse clicks and several seconds to send the automatic report and restart where I was (except for having to log in again to password-protected sites and losing any work I was in the middle of). But, you know, that's kind of like saying it's great that my car is so easy to start every time it dies at an intersection. I'd really prefer that some of that development ingenuity had been directed at keeping the browser stable.

Opera 9.64 crashed about once a week–enough to be a significant annoyance in my book. With 10 it's a major inconvenience. I'm going to be going back in search of a stable version, I think, until Opera gets this aspect of its act together.

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