Topics created by northphiladelphia

But K-Meleon is not a substitute for Opera 12.

True. I wasn't suggesting it was though. I'm just saying that K-Meleon shows that you can use a native UI around Gecko (as in, using Gecko directly) where the UI actually has some features. Given that, I think it's possible to do an Opera 12-like UI, with all of Opera 12's UI features while using Gecko as a rendering engine (without using/compiling in XUL support).

It has nothing to do with Opera or *.ini files.

When you choose "Open with other application" you're using a dialogue created by Windows.

In Windows Explorer, right-click on any PDF file, and select Open With. If Foxit Reader is not on the list, select "Choose default program," and select Foxit Reader. If you don't want to use it as your default PDF viewer, uncheck the box saying, "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file."

Or some rss archiver.

It looks like a bug in Opera 12.x — I am unable to reproduce it in Opera 11.64.

Originally posted by serious:

Originally posted by northphiladelphia:

Opera not on Browser List

what browsers a site supports or does not support is not up to the browser but the site owner

Originally posted by northphiladelphia:

news in the U.S. since it opened on Oct. 1, 2013

not only in the US and it annoys the hell out of the rest of the world.

what news a network or outlet reports or does not report is not up to the subject of that reporting, but to the news group reporting it 😉

That's only to search for the topic, which is what I did that led me here. Where is this QAB you keep talking about? And if really will hold thousands of bookmarks, in an easily accessible manner, then why the hell don't they just have bookmarks, like every browser does? This is so absurd and self-destructive, as it's only going to drive many who wish to use Opera, away....