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Opera 9.52

Sunday, 24. August 2008, 08:54:27

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Opera 9.52 is out and it behaves as badly as 9.51. At least it does for me and many others.

Why must I be forced to I use 9.27?

Often when one hears lots of complaints about software one can put it down to newbies or just that some people love to complain. I am neither of these.

Allow me to clarify a couple of things: I've used Opera for many years and when it comes to software I would refer to myself as a Power User. In other words, I love to tweak and will always find a way to make things work. Beta builds hold no fear for me and I know how to run various versions side-by-side. Be warned, that any comments ignoring this fact will be rounded upon!

Is it any wonder the Mozilla community goes from strength to strength? What the hell is going on?



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Robert Jacobsen 24. August 2008, 09:47

As you didn't answer your own (rethoric) question and I am curious - why are you forced to use 9.27?

Gary Walsh 25. August 2008, 03:59

Hi amnith, thanks for your message.

I've gone into more detail here: http://my.opera.com/garywalsh/blog/2008/08/25/opera-9-52-why-is-it-so-rubbish

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