Yeah, Opera has some pretty nice features.
Among those:
- A built in Bit Torrent client (acts like any other download)
- A 'site preferences' feature allowing you to disable specific plugins, change java script rules, change pop-up rules, change cookie rules and so forth for specific websites.
- A block content feature ... although Firefox has an AdBlock extension
- Widgets
- Thumbnail preview for tabs (so you can just hover on a tab to see what it is)
Sorry, but I have to put down Opera, even though I do occasionally use it
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Bit Torrent -- I don't like my browser having stuff like that. I can see it being useful for certain downloads, I suppose, but I'd rather have BitTorrent run as its own program.
Site Preferences -- Neat, but probably not terribly useful
Block Content -- AdBlock owns it
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Widgets -- I don't know what those are, so they probably suck
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Thumbnail preview sounds like a lot of overhead, and I don't think many people have dozens of tabs open at once, likely..
I still like my FireFox
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