When on a page that looks like a slide show, the Fast Forward button becomes a slide show button, and will follow the image links one at a time in a page until you come to the last one. Why you wouldn’t just bookmark /forums is anybody’s guess, but that’s why the little button hasn’t lit up for me yet. For example, if you usually go from to forums, the fast forward button would do just that for you. The fast forward button brings you to where you usually go (I think). For example, if you bookmarked /forums.html, and navigated around for a little bit, the rewind button would bring you back to /forums.html. The rewind button brings you back to where you first jumped into a site.
OPERA BETA FOR WINDOW SKIN
Some people obviously don’t know a good browser when they see oneĪs far as skinning of 7.1 goes, my new fave skin has to be (M7)…currently running under the Sand ‘Color Scheme’…u’ve gotta love super retro orangeĬan anyone explain what those buttons do? All I see on press release or the webpage is that they improve the user’s experience… With no explanation as to WHAT they do…thanks The ‘perceived’ load time is always much quicker in opera IME, simply because you get to see the page as its rendered, rather than the all or nothing approach of some other browsers. Also try using more RAM cache if u have the ram to spare – it helps a lot. I don’t know how they’ve tweaked it, but pages seem to load much quicker, even with the cache emptied.
OPERA BETA FOR WINDOW SERIES
LOL….I admit the 6 series is speedier for some sites, but from the improvement I’ve seen in 7.1 over the past 24hrs on a 56k, I have to say it is now hands down the fastest browser in my experience. Well the fast reverse button does this a lot quicker than a list of every single page you’ve visited (still available from the back button). How many times do you visit multiple sites in one window, then find yourself going back through them to get to the main page of each. Opera’s security record has been almost spotless, apart from a few teething problems with the initial 7 release.
OPERA BETA FOR WINDOW PASSWORD
I suspect the implementation of a password manager is considerably more secure than IE for example, and its continual security flaws. “I think all they have done is moved sideways.”īy adding numerous optional features and greatly improving the rendering engine and compatability with most web sites? What exactly would you consider an upgrade? “On the good side….at least you can turn that stupid wand thing off…….Who in their right mind is going to line up all their passwords….idiots.”Īlmost everything in Opera can be turned off if you don’t want it, the ability to customise the browser is Opera’s best feature IMO. Personally I haven’t had a problem with scrolling, it’s as fast as any other browser I’ve used. Again you can remove it like any other toolbar button or other control in Opera. If you don’t want it you can simply right click on the toolbar icon and chose remove from toolbar.įast reverse button…….what is wrong with a pulldown list ? ……again,how do you get rid of it?Ī pulldown list is slower as you have to search through it, while the rewind button does the job with a single click. You don’t need to scroll to find the next button, you can use a mouse gesture to flick through a the results of a search or messages in a forum. It’s there to speed up browsing by providing a very quick way of moving to the next page. “Fast forward button……why?……how do you get rid of it?”
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