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Family Forum / Parenting / Mothers / August 2005Anybody using Opera?
Hi! Does anybody here have any firsthand experience with Opera and Thunderbird? As Opera gives out free reg keys for today due to them having an anniversary, I am currently checking out the email module. It looks good, and I like doing everything (email&inet) in one window. But are there any negative points I should be aware of, especially considering that I am using Firefox/Thunderbird currently, or was until today? I will of course check the appropiate opera newsgroups when I decide to stick to opera, but now I would just like your opinion, which I know I can trust more. Gruß aus Hamburg, Diana > Hi! > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > stick to opera, but now I would just like your opinion, which I know I can > trust more. One thing I didn't like about Opera is the way it opens a lot of windows, don't know if that's the right way to describe it, but the tabs along the top are distracting. I also didn't like the ads on the free version. In Thunderbird, I couldn't figure out how to use killfiles, if there are any. Why not just download them and try them out? You can always uninstall them if you don't like them. > In Thunderbird, I couldn't figure out how to use killfiles, if there are > any. Message->Create Filter From Message... Best wishes, Ericka >> Hi! >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >In Thunderbird, I couldn't figure out how to use killfiles, if there are >any. So turn off tabbed browsing. >Why not just download them and try them out? You can always uninstall them >if you don't like them. Hi! tracert schrieb: > One thing I didn't like about Opera is the way it opens a lot of windows, > don't know if that's the right way to describe it, but the tabs along the Ok, I see what you mean. But I believe I myself could live with that. I was not satisfied with the way Opera imported my thunderbird account, and will probably do the importing again and tell him to not import the messages. > top are distracting. I also didn't like the ads on the free version. Well, you could get the adfree version for free at least until today morning, that was why I d'led opera and installed it. Opera got 10 years old yesterday, which caused the company to present us that nice gift ;-) > In Thunderbird, I couldn't figure out how to use killfiles, if there are > any. There are, and they function as Ericka told. > Why not just download them and try them out? You can always uninstall them > if you don't like them. I will, in fact I have. I just wanted to know the opinion of this group here about opera. Gruß, Diana |
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