lifehacker.com— Back when Firefox 3's final release candidate dropped, we ran some tests to compare its page-loading, memory use, and technical timing to Internet Explorer 7, Opera, and Safari for Windows. Then Google Chrome arrived, so we pit it against the betas for Firefox 3.1 and Internet Explorer 8, and shared the results. — Submitted Sep 26, 2008
You haven't had to pay for Opera for almost a decade now Llanwar, and they stopped using the banner ad about the same time.Opera Widgets suck because they were trying to do Google Gears without the automation. Technically it should be relatively simple to convert most web apps to widgets, but most people just prefer to code their own widgets. It just needs to catch up a bunch.The Opera Spellcheck sucks so much because it was the first one out there integrated into a browser and it did it by shoehorning in a free open sourse text spellcheck app and hasn't updated it. Rumours are that they are in the works to try and not only include inline spellcheck like Firefox and wordprocessors, but to one up that again (whatever that means)
novemberdobby Sep 28, 2008
Why does spellchecking sucks so much?Yeah, I can see that you really need it.
moosecapade Sep 28, 2008
I don't care, it isn't up to date if it doesn't include all browsers across all platforms.
wolvenspectre Sep 28, 2008
You haven't had to pay for Opera for almost a decade now Llanwar, and they stopped using the banner ad about the same time.Opera Widgets suck because they were trying to do Google Gears without the automation. Technically it should be relatively simple to convert most web apps to widgets, but most people just prefer to code their own widgets. It just needs to catch up a bunch.The Opera Spellcheck sucks so much because it was the first one out there integrated into a browser and it did it by shoehorning in a free open sourse text spellcheck app and hasn't updated it. Rumours are that they are in the works to try and not only include inline spellcheck like Firefox and wordprocessors, but to one up that again (whatever that means)