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http://www.evilscience.org/internet-explorer-vs-firefox-vs-opera-vs-chrome-vs-safari

http://celtickane.com/webdesign/jsspeed.php

Browser Average Time (ms)

Firefox 1.5 1974
Internet Explorer 6 (SP2) 1622
Firefox 1.5 (Safe mode) 1752
Opera 9.0 442

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And oh not to mentions the password saving mechanism. I dont know about the firefox. But consider you have multiple accounts on say Yahoo. You want to save password of both accounts, no problem. Save them, the next time you hit “Ctrl + Enter” on Yahoomail.com, a small dialog box will appear that shows you all the usenames saved for yahoomail.com. Pick the one you want to login with, and there you go.

I am so accustomed to Opera, that using IE and Firefox seems alot difficult. And I was using IE before I switched to opera.
In my 2+ years of using it, there is only 1 site, that displayed, but I failed to login when using opera (that uni admission site). So I used firefox instead, but otherwise it displayed all the sites I wanted.
When I first installed and used it, I thought its a browser just made for me. Why searching for an extensions, when you all get it in one package, that is tested and works great.

someone talked about real-time search.
in opera press ‘.’ on your keyboard and there you go.

there switching between tabs is made a lot easier.
try ’1′ and ’2′ on numpad and you will be going back and forth between tabs.

then In firefox 2.0 using Ctrl + Tab will take you to the next tab, while in opera it takes you to the last tab that was active. So doing Ctrl + Tab actually switches you between two tabs only. ’1′ and ’2′ for a quick round of all tabs and Ctrl + Tab to switch between only two tabs, thats what I wanted.

Want quick searching, like on google. Open tab and in address bar write “g Opera vs Firebox” and there you go, quick search in google. You can add and edit your own Search Engines from Tools->Preference->Search tab.

I ran both browsers for a while, I used firebox to open just 1 site (a uni admission site) and for my daily surfing I always use Opera. It never crashed on my system, while Firefox crashed a lot of time. Blazing fast, and provides what I need.
When I used dial-up that “Show Images” feature really came in handy. And this feature of fetching the page from cache when ever I hit Back button is just great. Why do I need to reload my Yahoo Inbox after reading every mail.

And btw, I never had any problems with Gmail and Yahoo Beta. They run great.

Seriously why do I have to dl extension (and who make them? guys at firefox, who test them for any vulnerabilities?) when I can get everything I need in one package.

check out the new Opera 9.50 beta 2
http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/next/

dose enigma browser have as much security as Opera?
look at http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/security/
and opera has Encryption, Delete private data, Cookie control, Security bar, Fraud protection, Security Advisories and FAQ, Security and Privacy Tutorial, Get the Latest Version, Report Bugs, Security policy

and dose enigma browser have as much of the features as opera?
look at http://www.opera.com/products/desktop/features/

You can find the link just above the products and you can download it for free.

Engima runs faster than Firefox and you can easily run 32 tabs and not slow down the machine.