Hi Justin!
Where can I get the Opera 7.5 Beta? Couldn't see an obvious link on the site...
This site (not my own) has published links to all preview versions:
http://opera-fansite.de/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=134
Although it's german, I'm quite sure you can find the link you need. As a
Hi
Firefox is still in beta as well (I believe it is branched off the
Mozilla 1.6 alpha build). The current Mozilla is 1.6 and Firefox 1.0
will most likely branch off 1.7 [1]. Developing to a beta's
idiosyncrasies is fraught with danger, the best place to get them ironed
out for Firefox is
Hi Hugh!
Now that it seems Opera is back in town for the Mac, with its 7.5 beta, has anyone come across any more current info on stats for this browser?
I looked at several stats and Opera has something between 1% and 8% marketshare. The 8%-Value is from a german newsite where IE has only 55% and
Matthias... lol I lvoe it!
On Saturday, March 20, 2004, at 07:01 AM, Matthias wrote:
Besides, as IE keeps me away from the more sophisticated things,
Opera is no problem at all.
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Try here:
http://snapshot.opera.com/mac/m750p3.html
Russ
Where can I get the Opera 7.5 Beta? Couldn't see an obvious link on
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Justin,
Russ posted a link to a page a while back with links to all the preview
versions:
http://web-graphics.com/mtarchive/001178.php
-Hugh
Where can I get the Opera 7.5 Beta? Couldn't see an obvious link on
the site...
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Now that it seems Opera is back in town for the Mac, with its 7.5 beta,
has anyone come across any more current info on stats for this browser?
Perhaps this is a topic that has been done to death. I've just looked
back on the list and found that Peter Firminger noted a while back what
I have
Hugh,
I don't mean to jump on this comment, so apologies if take out of context,
but the aim is to code for standards first, then deal with individual
browser issues as they come up. We should not need to code for Opera.
While they all have slight idiosyncrasies, recent versions of browsers
Russ,
Quite right. I'm afraid I didn't put the question very well. All I was
trying to get at was an idea of whether it was worth putting in the
work to fix any Opera idiosyncracies, if there still are any.
That said, my guess would be that while the aim is to code in a
standards-compliant
Hugh
Russ is right. Standards based design done visually or not will save
you time and headaches. Besides, Opera 7.5 is still beta so why
should you even care about it yet. The current Opera doesn't rendered
well on the Mac and I suspect the new Opera won't be any better. IMHO
you should
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