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2016-02-12
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Some of the original Opera devs have stared working on new browser.
Downloaded it yesterday... let's see how it evolves.
Downloaded it yesterday... let's see how it evolves.
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2016-02-12
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Originally Posted by JulmaHerra
It's (like Opera) rebranded Chrome with altered UI. Only Mozilla Firefox and M$ Edge have different engines (not counting links/lynx/w3m/dillo...)
Some of the original Opera devs have stared working on new browser.
Downloaded it yesterday... let's see how it evolves.
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2016-02-12
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Opera Mini is still blooming useful... uses server side compression (goes through a proxy Opera control) that can shrink pages by up to 70% apparently.
Not what you'd want as your only browser (especially for the privacy minded), but extremely useful if you just want to look something up without rinsing through data allowance for pointless graphics, or where your connection is dodgy. Also seems to be very economical with RAM (I assume that's what it is, anyway) rendering pages that crash other browsers on low resource devices.
Hope they keep it running.
Not what you'd want as your only browser (especially for the privacy minded), but extremely useful if you just want to look something up without rinsing through data allowance for pointless graphics, or where your connection is dodgy. Also seems to be very economical with RAM (I assume that's what it is, anyway) rendering pages that crash other browsers on low resource devices.
Hope they keep it running.
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2016-02-12
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I'd sell if I were Opera.
Last edited by gerbick; 2016-02-12 at 18:57.
Originally Posted by gabrielharrison
I liked Vivaldi quite a bit, but it "feels" heavy and sluggish even on a high spec'd machine. Liking Brave instead - feels light, addresses the ad issues I dislike mostly.
Vivaldi, looks good at first play
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2016-02-17
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Originally Posted by badpixel
PaleMoon browser started out being based on FireFox, but as of version 26 PaleMoon has developed their own browser engine called Goanna.
It's (like Opera) rebranded Chrome with altered UI. Only Mozilla Firefox and M$ Edge have different engines (not counting links/lynx/w3m/dillo...)
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2016-02-18
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Originally Posted by ka9yhd
Yeeey, I am typing this reply in Pale Moon
PaleMoon browser started out being based on FireFox, but as of version 26 PaleMoon has developed their own browser engine called Goanna.
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