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I just installed Opera...
and once I agreed to the terms it just started up.
Wait...where's that process where I, say, get to choose WHERE THIS PROGRAM GETS INSTALLED???
And just to piss me off further, it automatically pinned itself to the taskbar.
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I failed to notice the options button on the installer.
In fact, it even offers a "standalone" installation (the "portable" kind of installation, such as onto a flash drive).
Now I'm wondering if I want to make use of that option.
Trying out Opera now.
It doesn't seem to be as built for keyboard browsing as Firefox is, or maybe I'm just too used to Firefox.
I'm using Opera. [I'm GMH's sockpuppet.]
Observations:
1. Why does tab not bring me to the next link or button on the page, but rather cycles through only text boxes and buttons, starting with the first one at the top? Can I change it so that it goes to the next link?
2. Can I turn off this stupid new paragraph vs. new line distinction when I'm in this text box, and make enter always just give me a simple newline?
3. The text box actually works with Ctrl+whatever commands, as it does in IE (in those few times it works in IE) but not in Firefox. So this is a good thing.
I donèt know how to change it, but by default Ctrl-Up/Down cycle through links. I find it more useful that way, with a distinction between links and text entry fields but YMMV.
So when I reopened Opera just now it went right back to this page, rather than my home page (which is about:blank).
Opera currently checks for updated pages on the server every 5 minutes. Or maybe I had it set to never, previously. That said, what's the rate of normal checking?
I thought the way Firefox works is that it checks every time I load the page.
I kinda like it that way more. So that I can keep something in cache untouched indefinitely as long as I don't refresh/reload the page. How can I make Opera do this?
Okay, fixed that. Thanks.
Still have the other issues, though. Most notably, the newline/paragraphbreak thing.
I am too used to Firefox, I suppose.
Now I'm really posting from Opera formally.
Hmm...