Joined: Jun 09, 2006 Posts: 439 Location: Hiding under desk, Christchurch
Posted: Fri 4th Jul 2:11pm Post subject:
it's quite a few megabytes you'll never get back.
it's like someone wanted to make the worlds best browser, and then 500 other people beat him in the head while he developed it, then everyone convinced everyone else it was great and that they should use it, and they did, and the world sucked from that point on.
Joined: Mar 29, 2007 Posts: 1,720 Location: Wellington, NZ
Posted: Fri 4th Jul 2:13pm Post subject:
crazychris wrote:
it's quite a few megabytes you'll never get back.
it's like someone wanted to make the worlds best browser, and then 500 other people beat him in the head while he developed it, then everyone convinced everyone else it was great and that they should use it, and they did, and the world sucked from that point on.
Joined: Jun 09, 2006 Posts: 439 Location: Hiding under desk, Christchurch
Posted: Fri 4th Jul 2:14pm Post subject:
pinkmaggit wrote:
crazychris wrote:
it's quite a few megabytes you'll never get back.
it's like someone wanted to make the worlds best browser, and then 500 other people beat him in the head while he developed it, then everyone convinced everyone else it was great and that they should use it, and they did, and the world sucked from that point on.
Joined: Dec 25, 2001 Posts: 33,826 Location: Liberty City
Posted: Fri 4th Jul 2:20pm Post subject:
crazychris wrote:
pinkmaggit wrote:
crazychris wrote:
it's quite a few megabytes you'll never get back.
it's like someone wanted to make the worlds best browser, and then 500 other people beat him in the head while he developed it, then everyone convinced everyone else it was great and that they should use it, and they did, and the world sucked from that point on.
WRONG
see, there's one now.
I hate to be logical about this Chris but if Opera is so damn great compared to Firefox/ Internet Explorer/ Safari how come barely anyone uses it?
Joined: Mar 29, 2007 Posts: 1,720 Location: Wellington, NZ
Posted: Fri 4th Jul 2:22pm Post subject:
IE is a no brainer cos its bundled with just about every new pc these days.
Firefox, however people choose to download and use.
Opera and its quick dial and fancy gestures is just overcomplicating something that is meant to be simple and user friendly.
Safari is average.
Communicator is where it's at.
Joined: Jun 09, 2006 Posts: 439 Location: Hiding under desk, Christchurch
Posted: Fri 4th Jul 2:24pm Post subject:
Tama wrote:
crazychris wrote:
pinkmaggit wrote:
crazychris wrote:
it's quite a few megabytes you'll never get back.
it's like someone wanted to make the worlds best browser, and then 500 other people beat him in the head while he developed it, then everyone convinced everyone else it was great and that they should use it, and they did, and the world sucked from that point on.
WRONG
see, there's one now.
I hate to be logical about this Chris but if Opera is so damn great compared to Firefox/ Internet Explorer/ Safari how come barely anyone uses it?
They don't have Hell Pizza's Marketing department.
And yes, stop being logical.
I used FF3 for a whole day. Hated it. Plugins be damned. Opera has had mouse gestures, tabs, back & forward without reposting, auto-refresh every x-seconds and more for years, Firefox has a thousand plugins all of which are fat and slow you down (although firebug looks cool, and I may use it occasionally just for that). I don't hate you for using it, that's your choice, I just prefer to surf smarter. A non-conformist surfer - that's me!
It's kinda like the Mac/PC debate, except people forget there are other options too.
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