Comment on Bill Gates – How A Geek Changed The World by Vygantas Lipskas
Thanks, yep, sorry about that :)
View ArticleComment on Google Instant Now Works In Opera by d4rkn1ght
Fantastic! I can’t believe it took this long, though.
View ArticleComment on Guess The Web Browser Game (Pic) by cccc
!st pic-FireFox 2nd Pic-Chrome 3rd Pic-Opera 4th Pic-Safari 5th Pic-IE
View ArticleComment on Guess The Web Browser Game (Pic) by Asknobody
1st – ad blocking 2nd – extensions 3rd – classical UI 4th – lolcats 5th – memory leaks
View ArticleComment on Guess The Web Browser Game (Pic) by duri
I was able to identify Safari at the last picture, but have no idea what’s just above it. trololo.
View ArticleComment on Guess The Web Browser Game (Pic) by Rafael
I thought Chrome was actually Rockmelt!
View ArticleComment on Web Browser Backup: FavBackup 2.1.1 Released by Rafael
I’m still expecting an update to support extensions backup in Safari and Opera. It’d be nice if you really include more browsers like Maxthon and Rockmelt.
View ArticleComment on IE10, 9 vs. Firefox 5 vs. Google Chrome 13, 12 vs. Opera 11.50 vs....
Can’t we all get along…..It is just a browser…..nothing to get all worked up about,…Relax, pop a top, and enjoy whatever browser you use.
View ArticleComment on Web Browser Backup: FavBackup 2.1.1 Released by Vygantas Lipskas
2.1 should backup Opera extensions, does is not?
View ArticleComment on Guess The Web Browser Game (Pic) by Anonymous
5.Maxthon ：Sounds like the nightstool in Chinese （馬桶 [matong]）
View ArticleComment on David Storey: A Look Back And Forward At Opera by guest
Widgets are apps. Apps are hot. Just another example of Opera being ahead of the market as always. Opera’s dev tools are great now. What was the latest number? One million active users? Companies never...
View ArticleComment on Firefox 9: The Duke Of JavaScript Performance by apriorimeister
Hardware acceleration has been in development for a very very long time in Opera and the fact that they don’t have it implemented to this day is… well.. indicative of slow development – at least to me...
View ArticleComment on Firefox 9: The Duke Of JavaScript Performance by Anonymous
Hardware acceleration is a great example. Opera’s rendering was so fast the other browsers had to use hardware acceleration to catch up. Because of Opera’s superior rendering performance hardware...
View ArticleComment on Firefox 9: The Duke Of JavaScript Performance by apriorimeister
“Opera’s rendering was so fast the other browsers had to use hardware acceleration to catch up.” – Sure it’s software rendering is fast, even slightly faster than that of Chrome. However rendering GPU...
View ArticleComment on Firefox 9: The Duke Of JavaScript Performance by Anonymous
You are missing the point. I said that Opera’s fast software rendering means that hardware acceleration is not and has not been critical. But it’s going to be important in the near future with more...
View ArticleComment on Firefox 9: The Duke Of JavaScript Performance by Mikah
IE9 has done a good job with Hardware acceleration but then its only developing for the one platform, Heres a quote from the Opera Core Blog...
View ArticleComment on Firefox 9: The Duke Of JavaScript Performance by apriorimeister
“.I said that Opera’s fast software rendering means that hardware acceleration is not and has not been critical” – And I said that a fast software rendering engine is not a substitute for hardware...
View ArticleComment on Firefox 9: The Duke Of JavaScript Performance by Anonymous
I never said that software rendering is a substitute for hardware acceleration. I said that there hasn’t really been a need for hardware acceleration until now. That’s why it clearly hasn’t been a high...
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