Hello, Don Ferguson. On Fri, 4 Jan 2008 11:59:29 -0500 you said:
> Opera, in the first 30 or so seconds of operation, seems unremarkable. > I'll look further, but it certainly doesn't grab one right out of the > chute! I've installed and uninstalled Opera Mini a few times. I think the last time I finally gave up on it, at least as long as it remains a Java app rather than a Palm-native program. * There is zero integration with the Palm system clipboard: You cannot copy a URL from anywhere else and paste it into Opera Mini. * Its very noticeably slower than any other browser I've tried when it comes to loading the program and/or accessing its menus and controls. * I found its bookmark management to be a royal pain to use. The only plus to it I found is that it does in fact render pages faster and better. But, IMO, that is far outweighed by the otherwise general slowness of the program, the chunkiness of its UI, and the massiveness of the java libraries needed to use it. For my usage, the built-in Blazer is still the best web browser for the Palm Treo. -- Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol Tips for the Innocent Bystander: 33. If someone chasing after someone else asks you to catch the latter, feign incomprehension. If you comply, you'll either catch the hero (and thereby play into the villain's hands), or catch the villain (who will waste you or use you as a hostage).
