Opera x Firefox
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Deleted User last edited by
Sometimes I want to use Firefox but I always get back to Opera. So I created this thread to discuss that. Why use Opera? (please, don't come here to say "Opera sucks") Why use Firefox?
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blackbird71 last edited byFF advantages:
- Detail-level configurability built into the browser - particularly FF's bookmarks manager and its toolbar/button flexibility.
- Single-process design, even with extensions, for those situations when processor loading is an issue.
- The need to trust only one design team for a full-function browser instead of a browser team plus a host of different extension designers (ref: #1).
- The easy ability to block updating from within the browser; my computer is mine, and software updating is something I choose to do on my terms at my times, when/if I elect to update.
That all said, I'm increasingly drawn toward Vivaldi (though it has a long way to go) as Firefox is being increasingly 'dumbed down' in its configurability. Olde Opera was the unsurpassed king in all these areas, but New Opera unfortunately isn't.
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Deleted User last edited by
Opera has advanteges too:
1.Bookmark manager is better, easy to use,
2.Themes work in a better way,
3.Tab preview is awesome.
4.Opera is lighter than Firefox
These are some examples.
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Deleted User last edited by
I have been testing Firefox in the last few days and I really enjoyed it. But I don't know if it will worth the change.
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A Former User last edited by
When I install a new Linux distro, I use Firefox. I use it to go download Opera. That is all.
