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Old 9th August 2008, 21:38   #1
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Setting up and tweaking a browser is slowly becoming/resembling setting up a OS.
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Old 10th August 2008, 01:23   #2
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depends on what you use it for, most of those plugins listed don't have much to do with browsing
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That is exactly why I still don't use Firefox... get most of that "out of the box" with Opera, no plugins to manage. No plugins crashing my browser either, or breaking with every new FF update.

I just wish Opera 9.5x wasn't so buggy or didn't break so much compatibility verses 9.27...
 
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That is exactly why I still don't use Firefox... get most of that "out of the box" with Opera, no plugins to manage. No plugins crashing my browser either, or breaking with every new FF update.

I just wish Opera 9.5x wasn't so buggy or didn't break so much compatibility verses 9.27...
Hmm I don't really have a problem whit firefox and the many many plug-ins
ofcours whit FF3 several plug-ins died but they will be back (i hope)
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I just wish Opera 9.5x wasn't so buggy or didn't break so much compatibility verses 9.27...
seems we can't have it both ways, nor FF, nor IE nor Opera is perfect;
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seems we can't have it both ways, nor FF, nor IE nor Opera is perfect;
I have an idea,
don"t use the internet and you won't have any problems
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that's no solution
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Old 11th August 2008, 20:46   #8
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Nigel, exactly my point. Either the plugins crashed my FF browser... OR if they were stable+working, they would break with new FF updates. Way to time consuming for me to deal with.

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seems we can't have it both ways, nor FF, nor IE nor Opera is perfect;
I only use 9.27, is "perfect" enough, although just no longer updated.
 
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thus security risks/exploits ŕ volenté
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thus security risks/exploits ŕ volenté
But this is Opera... no active X, no plugins, almost no exploits can work on it.

Biggest security risk is Javascript exploits, but nothing Opera can do about those.
 
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