The widgets are sort of like gadgets in Windows. I was really just trying to figure out how to install add-ons to Opera, but now I'm not sure those even exist.I've not used the widgets. What do the widgets do? I might need to start using them too.
The thing that I don't understand is I have Opera Pinned to Taskbar and when I right click for options, the links don't work. The frequent and speed dial does absolutely nothing when clicked. If they would work I would pin a few links so they would always be there. I had gotten used to using those links with IE8 but for some reason they don't work with Opera.
But I won't be be fooling with Safari again, period. I'd rather use IE6, at least I do know its weaknesses.I know that. But they give the impression that Safe Search makes you safer on the net, and by default, my searches were routed through Google. There may have been other options, but I went with the default one.
Honestly, I know very little about Safari, other than my 15 minute experience with them. As I understood it, Google is the preferred search provider, I had no problem with that, as long as the feature worked. Well, it didn't, and caused me one big PITA cleaning everything up. I do know this, even if I were to own a Mac (highly unlikely), I'd choose another browser for my needs.
If there were any misunderstandings over this, my bad. But I won't be be fooling with Safari again, period. I'd rather use IE6, at least I do know its weaknesses.
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I've used Opera in the past, it is a decent browser, especially after Opera 10 was released. I use it on Mint, sharing time with Firefox. Those "speed dials" can be confusing at first, but you get used to it. I'm actually surprised that it's not a higher rated browser than it is.Do you have an opinion on Opera? They released 10.60 today, Linux version included. It's supposed to have a new engine or whatever.