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Tagged: 5 things I'd like to see in Opera

Sunday, 29. July 2007, 19:25:00

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I was tagged again by DrLaunch. To see what it's all about, check the original post.

It's hard to think of five things as 9.22 seems to have fixed some things. But I'll try. Some of these might be Linux/FreeBSD/Solaris specific. Or just FreeBSD, I haven't been using Linux version of Opera much, so I can't really know.

1. better RSS reader (this could actually be divided to several separate improvements)

2. Maildir support in M2, so I can keep using other clients too.

3. Even better spatial keyboard navigation. Now it's hard to select some links that are not directly under another link.

4. Even better handling of the out of disk space situations and crashes. Though Opera is quite good at keeping sessions saved (and makes even backups of some files). Maybe Opera should even use the backup when original file is not recoverable.

5. Drag and drop in bookmarks menu. It's too much work to open the bookmark manager :smile:

Next victims are: omie, GaaraZanta, fluffybunny, Illidan and symphonied

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Tagged

Thursday, 11. January 2007, 20:57:37

Looks like my 50th post will be little bit different after all. Sorry, no any useful information this time, I just have been tagged by DrLaunch. So blame him for lack of substance this time :smile:

So what is this tagging plague? I have no idea where it really started, I can't even find where this started at Opera Community. Tagging means in this case that I will have to tell five less known facts about me and tag three people.

And when you tag, it's good idea to send message to people you have tagged, otherwise they'll never know that you have tagged them.

1. I like to take a walk in windy and snowy weather.

2. I have never owned a game console.

3. I have never really played multiplayer games after I got broadband connection.

4. I have not used Windows for about a year now (I can't remember exact date), just few short sessions with someone elses computer.

5. I never really listen to regular radio anymore. I have MP3-player in car and I don't bother to tune in at home, I just listen to Internet radio now and then.

And then three unlucky ones who might appreciate some extra attention:

Edijus
Kaktusgartens
Joymeng



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