i like the opera spped dial juz like hp.
yes, firefix eat lots of ram, sometime i juz open few lyn pages den it eaten 200+kb memory.

it should be 200+MB memory. .but sometimes Opera also will consume alot of memory too.

depends on how u want the webpage being cached, for not so important webpage, u can just click the new link from the current one by choosing open in background & then close the current one, will save u more ram. That's the beauty of opera. firefox can't even come near to opera.

eh...what about my web aaa?
any solution?

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/?cc=4716
really dun like opera, had u complaint to soccernet to mod their script yet?

use firefox or ie or safari?
or go here :
http://www.opera.com/support/bugs/
the bug is still there in every new release if u dun report the bug. developer are not god

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Added on August 11, 2007, 2:23 pmie and firefox dun have teh annoying auto dropdown problem
is opera have bug in the js.

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Aug 11 2007, 02:25 PM

just a small compatibility issue nia lah.

This post has been edited by super macgyver: Aug 11 2007, 03:20 PM

the issue wont automagically fixed in the new build rite?
need to let the dev know isnt it

please help me report the bug...
i have report it...
but ....

the good thing is even when Opera consume a lot of memory,it wont lag or freeze.

very smooth when use it on slow PC,launch fast and many good features

yup, even when my bt is fully utilised too.
better than IE & firefox.

Changes in Opera 9.23 Build 8808:
# More Speed Dial stability fixes
# Fixed issue with some mouse wheels and scrolling up on Vista
# Fixed another fuzzer crash

this new build fix my web?
soccernet.....
if fix already then i dl again....

bro im using 8808 build, the dropdown menu problem still there.
did u report the bug to them? lol

report for me please...

How to fix the menu problem in ESPN Soccernet

Read here: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic...#comment1868503



Basically you just need to,

1. Download the espn-fixer.js posted in the above link.

2. Create a folder named UserJS inside the Opera folder.
i.e. C:\Program Files\Opera\UserJS

3. Place the espn-fixer.js into that folder.

4. Open up Opera, and click on Tools->Preferences->Advanced->Content->Javascript Options...

5. Under the User Javascript Files, choose the folder C:\Program Files\Opera\UserJS

6. open up or refresh www.soccernet.com

There, it's fixed!



The next time you find a website that is broken, try to find a fixer.js (most fixes and tips can be found at the Opera forums) and put it into your UserJS folder.


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Why hasn't this problem been fixed by the Opera team?

Apparently, Soccernet is broken and Opera is being stringent about standards.

This post has been edited by eek-1: Aug 16 2007, 01:47 AM

thankz a lot friend....
now im dl opera...

hey, no prob.

Thought I'd mention another cool UserJS. It's called AutoRapidshare.

Basically what this does is it brings you straight to the Rapidshare Free Download webpage where you only have to key in the Captcha code and press Enter to straightaway download a file. No need to go through 2 webpages as it does that for you automatically.

changes in this new version:

The rendering engine for Opera 9.5, nicknamed Kestrel, has been greatly improved, giving you better speed, better CSS3 support, and improved Ajax compatibility. This is the same rendering engine that is used by Wii's Internet Channel browser, as well as Opera Mini 4 Beta. Site compatibility for Kestrel has also been improved, as Opera has fixed bugs with Google and Wordpress sites, as well as issues with Javascript libraries.

For sites that still can't be opened in the Opera browser, you're presented with the option to right-click in order to open it in another browser. This option is available for some files as well, but full support hasn't been added for this feature just yet. Opera 9.5 also has the option to privately synchronize your bookmarks, giving you access from any computer. There's also a full history search option, which scours through URLs and text of sites you've already visited.

In other Opera news, the Opera Mini 4 Beta has recently been released for mobile browsing. See more details on Opera 9.5 alpha here:
http://cybernetnews.com/2007/09/03/cyberno...features-video/

with those updates and fixes, it could easily top Firefox in speed and optimization.

going to download it