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Opera's Gone Freeware!

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Opera 8.50- Free!
No Ads.
-Better Browsing.
--Opera removes integrated ad-banner


Why we're going free:
Opera has removed the banners, found within our browser, and the licensing fee. Opera’s growth, due to tremendous worldwide customer support, has made today’s milestone an achievable goal. Premium support is available.


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I've got the latest version. No banners here. :D
I used to use Opera exclusively, but got frustrated with all of the websites that it wouldn't show properly. Maybe its time to try it again.
Opera has received the benefit of being my standard browser since a few years back, and the later versions indeed works properly for me on many thousands of different websites.
Opposite to MS Internet Explorer the Opera browser, as for instance Firefox, accomplishes the standard rules of WC3.

My personal situation for the moment is that there's only one (1) website that creates problems for me.
According to consulted objective experts that situation is not due to Opera.

Jason ;)
It's much better for Forum work tha IE.

I have up to 20 windows instantly open, allowing me to look at different forums/threads and do searches anytime and still keep them all through different sessions and refreshes automatically. You need broadband for that though ;)