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Opera Tips #2 - Finding Saved Psswords

One of Opera's strengths is that it asks if you need to save a password.
Note that it enters the page anyway to see the result as it awaits your reply.
Other browsers ask 'before' entering the page (which is not so good).
Anyway I digress,..

If you have saved passwords, here's how to find them:

Tools > Preferences > Forms > Password Manager

Yes, it's not in the obvious place (tools>preferences>advanced>security),
perhaps it should be, I think that's where most people would look, or
maybe a link/hint from there would be nice.

Opera Tips #1 - Condensed Personal Links

To save space for more links on your personal bar, disable the icons to choose text-only, then rename every personal link by following it with a '|' which will act as a separator.


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Opera (USB) Comes Of Age

And when you thought browsers could offer nothing new..

Opera 10(RC) USB edition not only satisfies the modern minimalist's geek streak but goes one better
by outshining the competition on functionality and appearance.

Completeness is the keyword here. Opera continues it's legacy for speed and convenience. Opera 10 will no doubt be cornerstone which other browsers will try to follow.

I find it hard to fault Opera since it mends most of it's past failings, things like
page rendering, plugin recognition, password management have all been improved.

Opera has once again come of age.


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