Opera 11.11

Rated 50/50 by Input Overload at May 17, 2011

I like Opera. i like Chrome. you can keep the rest, for these are by far the best. BTW according to the installer this is a Beta. Bala7, it was not far behind IE9 in the test & did much better than Chrome stable. Moving back into the real world, in normal use Opera runs fine & as I mentioned it is a Beta. I can't see how your results work out as one star. I still regard it as one of the best. To call Opera a 'Toy' here & on the forums is simply silly & churlish.

Rated 50/50 by dazed_00 at May 18, 2011

@Bala7 I believe this is a beta version of Opera. To report bugs in beta or alpa versions of Opera, post it here: http://my.opera.com/comm.../forums/forum.dml?id=31

Rated 10/50 by Phat Esther at May 22, 2011

bad choice

Rated 30/50 by fatmat8 at May 25, 2011

cant compare really as above i guess downloaded as a back browser but still not used

Rated 40/50 by Humlis at May 26, 2011

What I like best is the ability to block all nearly advertising. Especially important when it comes to flashes. The search feature (in page) was better in ver.10. It also lack a list of searched words (phrases). Many screen capture (text) programs do not work well with Opera . Someone wrote "it doesn't load some pages properly" and that is right. My feeling is that Opera always lose when they try to imitate others. v.11.xx is less thought out and a bit aimless. Anyway I still use Opera, but I stay with ver.10.00

Rated 40/50 by S4M24 at May 26, 2011

Fast Secure Great Features Unable to load some pages Some pages aren't formatted correctly. I love Opera. Love it. It's fast, has a nice clean interface and is probably the best browser available. It would be my primary web browser, but for some reason it doesn't load some pages properly. Also, it can not play Netflix videos. Both of which are done properly on Firefox. I'm always impressed when I use Opera, and download each new version with the hope that those two issues will eventually be resolved.

Rated 40/50 by MrDaedae at May 26, 2011

Its quick & adaptable Not as adaptable as firefox or chrome It can only keep get better

Rated 40/50 by redesign0001 at May 27, 2011

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Rated 50/50 by manmathmishra at May 28, 2011

best n nmmmmmmmm no mmmmmmn n nm

Rated 40/50 by Audiobear at May 28, 2011

Improved interface not as fast as Chrome

Rated 50/50 by maidensolo at May 29, 2011

Works with my awful wireless mobile internet connection. Nothing else will even load a webpage. I'm used to the versatility of mozilla-firefox, and all it's little accessories. Opera is trying, but hasn't arrived there yet. The turbo feature that is designed to speed up slow internet connections really works. And Opera is the only browser that has it as far as I know.

Rated 40/50 by DaveCx at May 29, 2011

I like the way it displays my favorite sites. Still learning but I have none so far. cnet said it was good and they haven't been wrong so far.

Rated 30/50 by brhot at May 29, 2011

A little Faster than Firefox 1) Does not have the Add-ons/extensions that FF has.2) Can not move all the Bars ... would like to move the tab bar.3) Compatibility with Virus Software and ISP email applet I have only been using Opera a few weeks .... with that in mind ... it is basically faster than Firefox (FF is a memory hog) but then it does not have anywhere the large number of Add-ons/extensions that FF has which help to slow FF down.... A couple of aesthetic values bug me but I will get used to those ... the major thing that is a irksome is that most of the major / common Anti-virus Software companies do not support it nor do some of the Major ISP's web email applets. Now that last group is not Opera's fault but it is a fact of life to be considered.