From: "Rich Gauszka" 

My problem with Opera is that it renders results different than what I
would expect at times. For example on the //my.yahoo.com web page - some of
the items that work in both IE and Firefox don't in Opera. The 'More' drop
down under "?Help' is one of those items. While it may be good that
Opera implements rendering correctly if the Web site designers don't follow
suite then Opera's advantage can be a detriment.



"John Beamish"  wrote in message
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> Well of course Opera looks like a slug - it implements the rendering
> standards correctly (including the Acid2 test).  Any browser can show
> blazing speed if it selectively implements rendering stndards.
>
> On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 14:57:06 -0500, Frank Haber 
> wrote:
>
>>> IE7 would hang whenever AT&T Yahoo requested a login
>>
>> That one hasn't bit me yet, but be warned -- If your DNS servers are
>> down, you'll get Google|[other default searches] which fail.  The fail
>> window no longer says "404," but rather something namby-pamby and
>> uninformative.  And I swear it sometimes just fails before it even tries
>> the last (off-ISP, emergency) DNS entry in my router's list.
>>
>> And all this happens really FAST. Don't blink.
>>
>>  My current thought-you should try IE7 on one machine.  Enable the
>> 16-bangs-per-server registry patch found on the blogs.  It makes even
>> Opera look like a slug.  I want to, but I can't hate IE7.
>

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