Most popular (currently in use) sig
Posted by Lanky-Lad
oh, and the google search shortcut beside the address bar is great!
Racing Is Life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting
Jesus may be able to heal the sick and bring the dead back to life, but he can't do shît for low fps
Racing Is Life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting
Jesus may be able to heal the sick and bring the dead back to life, but he can't do shît for low fps
ssshhhesss..... it's like your there spokes person.. or whatever it's called.. :P
Ok, lets get this over with....
The Wand password manager
The Wand gives you one-click log-in to password-protected sites. Access is provided by simply clicking the Wand icon or by pressing Ctrl+Enter.
Powerful panel management
Add panels with news, history list, link list, etc. to your Hotlist. All panels can now be shown, hidden or rearranged at will.
Notes
Jot down a note, drag the note to an e-mail to send it to others, or simply store your notes for future reference.
FastForward and Rewind
The FastForward and Rewind functions let the browser anticipate where you may want to go next.
Slideshow
The FastForward button displays photo files on the Web in a slideshow.
Spatial navigation
Move easily around on pages by combining the Shift and arrow keys, gaining quick access to links and any other navigational elements available.
One-click skinning
Just pick and click once on any of the many skins available online to change the look of your browser.
Cookie manager
Keep track of the cookies you would like to keep and delete the rest.
Keyboard shortcuts
Opera makes it possible to navigate entirely with keyboard shortcuts. Press Z and X to move backward and forward in history, or G to turn graphics off.
Mouse gestures
Opera puts more power at your fingertips with smart and fast mouse gesture recognition. Try to press (and hold) the right button and then press the left button to go backward. Do it the other way around to go forward. Or go to "Preferences > Edit Mouse gestures" to add your own.
M2 mail client
Opera's mail client automatically categorizes and sorts e-mail messages, has an integrated spam filter, and supports POP3, IMAP, and ESMTP.
Built-in search utility
Use Opera's search utility to search the Web, just enter your search in the convenient search field at the top of Opera's window.
Window management
Combine multiple and single document interface (MDI/SDI) and tabbed browsing -- without restarting the browser. Save different window combinations as sessions, or go back and forth between window sessions.
Save windows setup
Opera can remember all your windows and Web pages between surfing sessions. This lets you continue surfing exactly where you left off.
Session manager
Opera's new session manager lets you choose between multiple saved sessions from the start-up dialog.
New navigation bar
On sites that support navigation through link tags, the site navigation will be displayed in the navigation bar.
Extended and improved drag-and-drop support
Rearrange or move toolbar items using drag-and-drop customization or move bookmarks, tabs, and window sessions (MDI/SDI) URL as shortcuts on the desktop. Open or save any page link.
Refuse pop-ups
Opera can easily be configured to push all pop-up windows to the background, or to not show them at all.
Small-Screen Rendering
Check out Opera's Web browser breakthrough for mobile phones and PDAs in your desktop browser! See how Web pages would look on a small-screen device by simply pressing Shift+F11 to enable Small-Screen Rendering.
Full-screen and OperaShow
Use Opera in full-screen mode and turn the browser into an advanced presentation tool. Press F11 to activate (or deactivate) OperaShow.
Multiple user style sheets
Opera comes equipped with 12 new user style sheets, varying from helpful features for users and developers, to the more zany. Try style sheets such as "Accessibility layout" or "High contrast B/W".
Multiple or single user accounts
Set up different Opera user profiles in one Opera browser to ensure that all your family members have the Opera set-up and look that suits them best.
User interface customization
Change keyboard shortcuts, remove toolbars, re-arrange menu items, etc. by customizing the .ini files. Use your own settings by saving separate copies of these files if Opera is installed in multi-user mode.
Security
Opera has been designed from the beginning with security and privacy in mind. Opera supports Secure Socket Layer (SSL) versions 2 and 3, and Transport Layer Security (TLS).
Hotlist
Bookmarks and history, windows sessions and e-mail can be managed via the Hotlist. Manage your downloads and transfers via the floatable download and transfer manager.
Bookmarks
Save Web sites as bookmarks and organize them in folders. Sort them by title, date created, or when visited -- or customize your own ordering. Assign nicknames for easy access to your favorites. If you are having trouble finding a certain bookmark, you can make a quick search and get a list of matches.
More Features
Opera offers users a range of user-friendly useful features that are not covered in this document, such as multimedia and plug-in support, zoom, toolbars, language customization, FTP, news client, integrated Java, command-line options, etc.
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy
The Wand password manager
The Wand gives you one-click log-in to password-protected sites. Access is provided by simply clicking the Wand icon or by pressing Ctrl+Enter.
Powerful panel management
Add panels with news, history list, link list, etc. to your Hotlist. All panels can now be shown, hidden or rearranged at will.
Notes
Jot down a note, drag the note to an e-mail to send it to others, or simply store your notes for future reference.
FastForward and Rewind
The FastForward and Rewind functions let the browser anticipate where you may want to go next.
Slideshow
The FastForward button displays photo files on the Web in a slideshow.
Spatial navigation
Move easily around on pages by combining the Shift and arrow keys, gaining quick access to links and any other navigational elements available.
One-click skinning
Just pick and click once on any of the many skins available online to change the look of your browser.
Cookie manager
Keep track of the cookies you would like to keep and delete the rest.
Keyboard shortcuts
Opera makes it possible to navigate entirely with keyboard shortcuts. Press Z and X to move backward and forward in history, or G to turn graphics off.
Mouse gestures
Opera puts more power at your fingertips with smart and fast mouse gesture recognition. Try to press (and hold) the right button and then press the left button to go backward. Do it the other way around to go forward. Or go to "Preferences > Edit Mouse gestures" to add your own.
M2 mail client
Opera's mail client automatically categorizes and sorts e-mail messages, has an integrated spam filter, and supports POP3, IMAP, and ESMTP.
Built-in search utility
Use Opera's search utility to search the Web, just enter your search in the convenient search field at the top of Opera's window.
Window management
Combine multiple and single document interface (MDI/SDI) and tabbed browsing -- without restarting the browser. Save different window combinations as sessions, or go back and forth between window sessions.
Save windows setup
Opera can remember all your windows and Web pages between surfing sessions. This lets you continue surfing exactly where you left off.
Session manager
Opera's new session manager lets you choose between multiple saved sessions from the start-up dialog.
New navigation bar
On sites that support navigation through link tags, the site navigation will be displayed in the navigation bar.
Extended and improved drag-and-drop support
Rearrange or move toolbar items using drag-and-drop customization or move bookmarks, tabs, and window sessions (MDI/SDI) URL as shortcuts on the desktop. Open or save any page link.
Refuse pop-ups
Opera can easily be configured to push all pop-up windows to the background, or to not show them at all.
Small-Screen Rendering
Check out Opera's Web browser breakthrough for mobile phones and PDAs in your desktop browser! See how Web pages would look on a small-screen device by simply pressing Shift+F11 to enable Small-Screen Rendering.
Full-screen and OperaShow
Use Opera in full-screen mode and turn the browser into an advanced presentation tool. Press F11 to activate (or deactivate) OperaShow.
Multiple user style sheets
Opera comes equipped with 12 new user style sheets, varying from helpful features for users and developers, to the more zany. Try style sheets such as "Accessibility layout" or "High contrast B/W".
Multiple or single user accounts
Set up different Opera user profiles in one Opera browser to ensure that all your family members have the Opera set-up and look that suits them best.
User interface customization
Change keyboard shortcuts, remove toolbars, re-arrange menu items, etc. by customizing the .ini files. Use your own settings by saving separate copies of these files if Opera is installed in multi-user mode.
Security
Opera has been designed from the beginning with security and privacy in mind. Opera supports Secure Socket Layer (SSL) versions 2 and 3, and Transport Layer Security (TLS).
Hotlist
Bookmarks and history, windows sessions and e-mail can be managed via the Hotlist. Manage your downloads and transfers via the floatable download and transfer manager.
Bookmarks
Save Web sites as bookmarks and organize them in folders. Sort them by title, date created, or when visited -- or customize your own ordering. Assign nicknames for easy access to your favorites. If you are having trouble finding a certain bookmark, you can make a quick search and get a list of matches.
More Features
Opera offers users a range of user-friendly useful features that are not covered in this document, such as multimedia and plug-in support, zoom, toolbars, language customization, FTP, news client, integrated Java, command-line options, etc.
ellis. stop describing firebird 
:P
much better
:Pmuch better
I like Vivaldi, Mozart, and some Beethoven
But also Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, U2, Savage Garden, Robbie Williams,...., and of course, Kylie Minogue!
But also Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, U2, Savage Garden, Robbie Williams,...., and of course, Kylie Minogue!
Ok, I think we get the picture that Opera is better. Can we leave it as that?
thats why i posted everything at once in the post above.
there's nothing left to say about opera now
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy
there's nothing left to say about opera now
there's nothing left to say about opera now
You forgot to mention it costs 34 Euros
You forgot to mention it costs 34 Euros
hey.. does anybody listen to Pavarotti..... he is great..
oh yeah....
on topic.. I like dUmAsS sig
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy
on topic.. I like dUmAsS sig
You forgot to mention it costs 34 Euros
no it doesnt :p
It costs 34 euros if u want to remove the smal banner the legal way :p
Racing Is Life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting
Jesus may be able to heal the sick and bring the dead back to life, but he can't do shît for low fps
no it doesnt :p
It costs 34 euros if u want to remove the smal banner the legal way :p
Racing Is Life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting
Jesus may be able to heal the sick and bring the dead back to life, but he can't do shît for low fps
Man, mouse-gestures are super-good. I find myself trying them in IE, and getting annoyed when they don't work. It's just a superior browser. It's not full of holes for viruses like IE and OE, and it handles everything you could want it to.
It's what IE -should- be!
It's what IE -should- be!
I like Vivaldi, Mozart, and some Beethoven
vivaldi never wrote an opera, neither beethoven...
vivaldi never wrote an opera, neither beethoven...
But Mozart wrote plenty! Actually, I detest the musical genre of opera because it's highly irritating and full of operatic singers who use too much vibrato. There's only a few operas I'd listen to, and they're typically modern works. But as a browser, I use nothing BUT opera!
fully agree
some operas are nice! examples... uh... erm... actually... operas suck...
but opera rocks!
Post Edited (11-16-03 22:19)
some operas are nice! examples... uh... erm... actually... operas suck...
but opera rocks!
Post Edited (11-16-03 22:19)
ZaZ i dont like ur sig, change it! :P *
* btw cmon celtic!
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* btw cmon celtic!
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I went to see Verdi's "Aida" a few years ago. It was basically an exercise for me in how not to be bored whilst in a confined space you can't leave. Fantastically unenjoyable.
My favourite sig pic (currently in use) is jginete's.
Stöfelmütten is just cult! It's like a religion.
I don't like Mozart. Too soft, too squiggled and still too much rococo-like. I either like pure baroque (Bach, Vivaldi, Händel, Telemann) or true classic music (Beethoven, Haydn).
@ jginete:
Beethoven did write Fidelio which sounds pretty much like an opera, if you ask me.
@ Zcott:
I love Verdi, I love Aida.
Post Edited (11-16-03 22:40)
REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS
Stöfelmütten is just cult! It's like a religion.
I don't like Mozart. Too soft, too squiggled and still too much rococo-like. I either like pure baroque (Bach, Vivaldi, Händel, Telemann) or true classic music (Beethoven, Haydn).
@ jginete:
Beethoven did write Fidelio which sounds pretty much like an opera, if you ask me.
@ Zcott:
I love Verdi, I love Aida.
Post Edited (11-16-03 22:40)
REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS
IE+MyIE shove the Opera deep down the hole, imho.
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