Friday, 13. March 2009, 11:12:21
opera, turbo, asl?, fast
So today we released a labs release of Opera Turbo
http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2009/03/13/opera-turbo-labs-releasehttp://labs.opera.com/news/2009/03/13/So when do you want Turbo?
Right now I do not need it.. Why? Well because my network connection @work is pritty good..
But last year I traveled around around in India and boy trust me I wish i had Turbo at hand back then..
Also the year before when I traveled to Thailand/Cambodia/Malaysia... Turbo is excellent when the connection is slow as sheize..
So who else would benefit fro Turbo?
Well.. What if you are on a laptop using a mobile connection? You could spare a lot of money..
So... Please test it out and remember:
How to test Opera Turbo
Not on a slow connection or out in the outback? You can still pretend to be by emulating slow network speeds following these steps:
Windows
Download and install NetLimiter 2 Pro
Run NetLimiter 2
Set the Units on the top right to KB (kilobyte)
Double-click on the Incoming limit for your user and set to “100”
Check the Limit box next to the “100”
Open Opera and enable Turbo.
Mac
Open the Terminal and type: sudo ipfw pipe 1 config bw 100KByte/s
Then type: sudo ipfw add 1 pipe 1 src-port 80
To remove the bandwidth limitation type: sudo ipfw delete 1
From:
http://portal.opera.com/startup/
Wednesday, 8. October 2008, 15:06:23
browser, peregrine, opera, size. matters
So we released Opera 9.6 today.
What not many people noticed is the installer size
Opera_960_en_Setup.exe 5523 KB
vs
Opera_952_10108_en.exe 6876 KB
and
Opera_960_int_Setup.exe 7268 KB
vs
Opera_952_10108_in.exe 8721 KB
Hope ya'll enjoy the new release..
*Starts testing Peregrine and Inline Spellcheck*
:-p
Monday, 17. December 2007, 11:10:27
standards, opera, Microsoft
Fant det her på
http://www.itavisen.noEr vel et lite poeng :-p
*In English*
First Article: Punished for using Firefox
Second article: Microsoft: The customers already has full freedom...
Thursday, 14. June 2007, 13:42:50
illusion, jobs, firefox, speed
...
First I want to congratulate Apple and their 1 class marketing wizard guru Steve Jobs that could probably sell sand to people living in inner Tchad on the Beta release of Safari on windows
First they claim they are the first to make a fullfledged browser on a phone. Well ya'll know thats far from true..
But he says so so it must be true..
Then they release Safari on Windows.. Something I think is good.. Safari is very good at standards and very cooperative when it comes to OTW :-)
Now regarding speed, Jobs presented a quick Ibench test and everyone was just wooow... They are soo fast..
And yes.. They are really fast in web content presenting the past according to the Benchmark..
Maybe about time Web 2.0 enters apple's HQ?
Web pages are no longer just tables+images and some text. Now you got heavy interaction with tons of "Ajax"
Enough rant about skewed reality: Ibench+Safari+numbers=inaccurate..
Wanna know why? Read on here:
http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/safaribenchmarks.html