The new Opera Webrowser 9.63, really smokes.... sizzle... the competition on speed agility and errors. Although you still need to have Microsoft's abortion IE for those sites who are 'only' Microsoft minded, oriented, and 'devoted'. Their beloved fans.
Instead having a drop down menu, when you come to a 'user' login prompt, to select the appropriate user, you press the 'little' want next to the address bar and it automatically logins you in and advances the page. Woa!
you can customize the colors and select a theme to change the way Opera looks. Not possible with IE.
You can customize a boat load of stuff, but mind you it's done one step at a time.
Now for a parable.
The straight forwardness of IE is pretty decent, but it also limits ones abilities, confining you to a set of rules, which does not make any sense from a logical human perspective. The owner and designer of IE, who is the author of it, knows it's strengths and weaknesses, and proactively seeking to improve upon it. The more complicated the other programs get, the more complicated the browser gets, and to maintain it's concepts, which become obsoleted one by one, becomes difficult in the face of new rules. This gets to be cumbersome after a while and simplicity loses it holy grail.
We are pretty much like this browser. The author of mankind, created man to browse the world and be it's king. The other envious people decided to complicate matters and created a different set of rules to interfere and wreck havoc
on the original design. The simplicity of life has losts it's holy grail. To get simplicity back, the browsers need to get in touch with the Author of mankind.
Opera is pretty nice, browser, takes some time to adjust, but well worth the effort.
Coffee, tea, crups, while browsing your favored pages?
Peace in Christ
Instead having a drop down menu, when you come to a 'user' login prompt, to select the appropriate user, you press the 'little' want next to the address bar and it automatically logins you in and advances the page. Woa!
you can customize the colors and select a theme to change the way Opera looks. Not possible with IE.
You can customize a boat load of stuff, but mind you it's done one step at a time.
Now for a parable.
The straight forwardness of IE is pretty decent, but it also limits ones abilities, confining you to a set of rules, which does not make any sense from a logical human perspective. The owner and designer of IE, who is the author of it, knows it's strengths and weaknesses, and proactively seeking to improve upon it. The more complicated the other programs get, the more complicated the browser gets, and to maintain it's concepts, which become obsoleted one by one, becomes difficult in the face of new rules. This gets to be cumbersome after a while and simplicity loses it holy grail.
We are pretty much like this browser. The author of mankind, created man to browse the world and be it's king. The other envious people decided to complicate matters and created a different set of rules to interfere and wreck havoc
on the original design. The simplicity of life has losts it's holy grail. To get simplicity back, the browsers need to get in touch with the Author of mankind.
Opera is pretty nice, browser, takes some time to adjust, but well worth the effort.
Coffee, tea, crups, while browsing your favored pages?
Peace in Christ