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its been a long time since i used Opera. does it has Add-ons like NoScript and Adblocks as in FireFox?...
- 04-16-2007 #1
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its been a long time since i used Opera. does it has Add-ons like NoScript and Adblocks as in FireFox?
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- 04-16-2007 #2Not that I'm aware of, which is the reason I've shied away from it in the past. If they've added something like this since the last time I used it, I'll stand corrected.
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- 04-16-2007 #3forum.guy
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I played around with Opera a few months ago, and I don't remember it having that stuff, either. I actually became a registered (paid for) Opera user at one point. It was great for the longest, but somewhere along the way, I lost interest in it. Now, I can't stick with it for more than a day, or two.
However, I'm very glad that it's going strong for those that like it.
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- 04-16-2007 #4same here. i cant live with annoying ads and if Opera doesn't has add-ons like NoScript and Adbocks, its not for me. i am a KDE user and i dont use Konquror coz of this only.
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Konquorer has built-in adblock now. I'm not sure about noscript.
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- 04-16-2007 #6NoScript is the main plug-in that makes my life easy.
Originally Posted by ozar
if you are a FireFox user, did you ever try LinuxForums without NoScript Plug-in in FireFox? if you dont use FireFox, i would suggest you to install NoScript in FireFox, open LinuxForums and see the difference.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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Yes, I'm a FF user. No, I don't run NoScript, but do run Adblock Plus.
Originally Posted by devils_casper
I never see any ads and never have pop-ups, so what am I missing not having NoScript installed? I don't like installing any extensions that I don't really need.oz
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- 04-16-2007 #8
Opera has Adblock. It blocks pop-up windows. And it has also widgets, something similar to the plug-ins in FF. But I think FF is slow. I have a feeling that is it clone of IE.
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- 04-17-2007 #9forum.guy
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I really do wish I could like Opera again, but I left it when they released version 7.0 and have tried each new version as they've come out, but it no longer appeals to me at all.
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- 04-17-2007 #10
The extension thing is what keeps me away from opera and always makes me use firefox.
It's not only the scripting/ad-blocking extensions but many usability one like the del.icio.us or the gwget extension and other features like live bookmarks.
I also prefer firefox because it's very easy to setup & configure plugins for things like streaming videos.
One thing though. Opera is very very fast.


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