I would like to thank

whom ever it was that said, in this forum, he used Opera 6.01 browsing the Internet. I downloaded that one and, whoopsydaisy, what a remarkable difference in speed.

Anyways, thanks for the inofficial tip. I, for one, am greatful.

"Phukk" Internet Explorer from now on.

Phuk dem ads........Opera is adware....adware sucks......And I'm just annoying thankya !!

:D :D

I'll give you that. But I have in just a short while learned to not see that. I have improved as a human beeing. My skills in sorting and filtering things has improved. Adware is great for a guy like me who spent all his money on the software wich I use, and have li'l or no maony left to spend on things that are for free anyways...

"and have li'l or no maony left to spend on things that are for free anyways..."

I never spend money on free stuff......Hehehehe..... :D
But I sure see your point there.....Good luck with it tho....Opera that is.

Don't forget something, you can remove that ad by paying :p

I'm the opera fan. You're welcome.

Originally posted by sidefx
Don't forget something, you can remove that ad by paying :p

got it, just 'ave to save a bundle first. does the paidfor version only work without ads or does it come with extra features that the free one don' have ?? Iknow I can check out there website, but this way is so much easier, and I get to talk to you guys...:D

And Deek, thx !

When you buy Opera, you receive the best Internet experience available from a browser - ad free. Our latest version is even better, faster and more secure. Additionally, your paid version of Opera entitles you to priority technical support.

Hey.. Nokia now uses Opera for its browser
i think you can live with the ads.

It's probably Deker or me... we're the biggest Opera fans here.

I'm not a fan either. I've used Opera 6.0 and have found that beyond the ad on top, it doesn't work with the back/foward buttons on my mouse, which is sacrilege for my web browsing. It also has crashed my win2000 pc numerous times when trying to run java based applets. Never had that issue with IE.