RE: IE, Firefox, Opera DoS (*not* a DoS, not even close)

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Opera vs Firefox

Opera vs Firefox 02/01/2005 08:40 PM
These two good articles describes how to get more out of your Firefox, Mozilla or Opera browser.

Why I prefer Opera over Firefox

Why I prefer Opera over Firefox 12/19/2004 03:14 PM
For all my daily browsing, I prefer Opera over Firefox. Yes, I know Firefox is open-source and all that. I...

Opera equivalents to Firefox extensions

Opera equivalents to Firefox extensions 02/01/2005 10:08 PM
Comparing some Firefox extensions with the equivalent features in Opera.

PC Magazine Reviews Firefox, Opera

PC Magazine Reviews Firefox, Opera 07/12/2004 02:16 PM

PC Magazine takes a hard look at Firefox
and Opera

PC Magazine takes a hard look at Firefox
and Opera 07/12/2004 10:47 PM

In recent week's Internet Explorer has lost market share, which for years has remained very stable. The review of Firefox seems very fair and if you are still using IE, it may give you pause on why you should use Firefox or Opera. [PC Magazine]

Making Mozilla FireFox as fast as Opera

Making Mozilla FireFox as fast as Opera 06/06/2004 11:29 AM
It's been said that Opera is the fastest browser available - and it is very, very fast. But there are ways to make Mozilla's FireFox browser render pages every bit as quickly, with just a few easy tweaks.

Poison applet peril affects IE, Opera
and Firefox

Poison applet peril affects IE, Opera
and Firefox 01/06/2005 12:03 PM

At Long Last, a True Space Opera. Turing
Opera Workshop releases teaser trailer
for new 3d sci-fi opera, Kai, Death of
Dreams.

At Long Last, a True Space Opera. Turing
Opera Workshop releases teaser trailer
for new 3d sci-fi opera, Kai, Death of
Dreams. 05/31/2004 02:13 PM
Scarborough, ME -- January 12, 2004 Turing Opera Workshop releases the first teaser trailer for their production of Richard deCostas 3d sci-fi opera, K'ai, Death of Dreams. The trailer, available on the production website, http://www.RicharddeCosta.com/KaiOpera, is a preview of the opera scheduled for release in February. The opera is being produced entirely in 3d computer graphics. [PRWEB Jan 13, 2004]

Opera Skinned & Opera Directory
Traversal (Additional Details & a Simple
Exploit)

Opera Skinned & Opera Directory
Traversal (Additional Details & a Simple
Exploit) 11/12/2003 01:14 PM
S G Masood (Nov 12 2003)

Opera Software Announces The Opera
Browser for Windows Mobile

Opera Software Announces The Opera
Browser for Windows Mobile 08/31/2004 08:29 PM
Opera announces intention to produce a version ofr Microsoft Windows Mobile Software.

Opera Releases Security Fix for Opera
6.x

Opera Releases Security Fix for Opera
6.x 03/20/2003 08:31 AM

Opera 7.50 preview and my Opera Journal

Opera 7.50 preview and my Opera Journal 12/23/2003 02:09 PM
A few days ago, Opera released an early Christmas Present for the avid group of people following the opera.beta newsgroup,...

Spread Firefox Download Counter
Relaunched, Firefox Downloads Top 44
Million

Spread Firefox Download Counter
Relaunched, Firefox Downloads Top 44
Million 04/11/2005 11:59 PM

Blake Ross on Firefox Developer
Recruitment and Why Firefox Will Never
Grow Up

Blake Ross on Firefox Developer
Recruitment and Why Firefox Will Never
Grow Up 02/01/2005 10:05 PM

The History of Mozilla Firefox: From
Phoenix, to Firebird, to Firefox

The History of Mozilla Firefox: From
Phoenix, to Firebird, to Firefox 03/31/2005 07:27 AM

adbar for Firefox: Opera's least popular
feature comes to Firefox!

adbar for Firefox: Opera's least popular
feature comes to Firefox! 08/18/2004 06:48 AM
adbar for firefox .. Adbar

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Mozilla Firefox Reaches 1.0PR, Still
Named Firefox

Mozilla Firefox Reaches 1.0PR, Still
Named Firefox 09/14/2004 02:50 PM

Firefox 1.0 Preview Release and
Thunderbird 0.8 Released - Mozilla
Foundation Adds New Features to Firefox
and Thunderbird as New Apps Near 1.0
Launch

Firefox 1.0 Preview Release and
Thunderbird 0.8 Released - Mozilla
Foundation Adds New Features to Firefox
and Thunderbird as New Apps Near 1.0
Launch 09/14/2004 03:22 AM
The Mozilla Foundation today released the Mozilla Firefox 1.0 Preview Release web browser and Mozilla Thunderbird 0.8 email client. Mozilla Firefox 1.0 Preview Release is an innovative, secure, lightning fast web browser that is rapidly gaining global market share. Mozilla Thunderbird 0.8 is the Mozilla Foundation's next generation email client. These releases bring Firefox and Thunderbird one step closer to their much anticipated 1.0 releases, scheduled for later this fall. [PRWEB Sep 14, 2004]

FirefoxIE - Test IE Compatibility Inside
Firefox, www.firefoxie.net Fully
Equipped and Ready for Firefox 1.0PR

FirefoxIE - Test IE Compatibility Inside
Firefox, www.firefoxie.net Fully
Equipped and Ready for Firefox 1.0PR 09/17/2004 08:22 AM
FF/IE Compatible Web Pages - There is a new development in the web design world, web pages that can be viewed equally in Firefox or Internet Explorer. [PRWEB Sep 17, 2004]

Opera 7.22

Opera 7.22 11/06/2003 04:59 PM

Opera Gets 2D With SVG

Opera Gets 2D With SVG 03/17/2005 03:28 AM

An Opera 7 Bug?

An Opera 7 Bug? 03/13/2003 10:23 AM
Radu Darvas is looking for some CSS help, perhaps one of the webgraphics readers can decipher what is wrong (or...

Opera 7.5 PR 4

Opera 7.5 PR 4 04/15/2004 02:29 PM
Fast, secure, and full featured web browser that complies with standards.

What Will Become of Opera?

What Will Become of Opera? 12/17/2004 06:43 PM

If you don't read the New York Times, you may not know that Firefox has a two-page ad in today's edition promoting itself. This got me thinking: with all the momentum behind Firefox, what is to become of Opera?

If I was working for Opera, how would I feel about Firefox? I don't like Microsoft, so by that reasoning I'd like it. But where is my competitive advantage going? Out the window, it seems. There are now three major "alternative" browsers: Firefox, Opera, and Safari for Mac users.

Opera is different in that it has a paid version. Its tacit goal has always been to impress people enough with its functionality to get them to upgrade to the paid version. They're still in business, so it appears to have been working so far. But will Firefox siphon these paying users off?

Opera's sweet spot has always been some really great features. Tabbed browsing was a huge improvement...and then Firefox did it. Opera has come up with other things like Opera Show...but then Eric Meyer implemented that in CSS.

With the huge community of programmers writing plugins and extensions for Firefox, can Opera compete? Where is its competitive advantage? What are the major reasons to use Opera over Firefox, and — if there are reasons — how long before Firefox gets an extension to duplicate them?

Will Opera will start "pulling a Microsoft" and building proprietary extensions into their browser? Would that work? It "worked" for Microsoft because IE has a huge market share. Opera doesn't have the users to make a proprietary extension work.

So what will become of Opera? I've used it, and I like it, but I really don't see a future for it. It's a crappy situation, to be sure. I'd hate to see that browser go away. Someone please tell me I'm wrong.

Now THIS is Opera

Now THIS is Opera 03/06/2004 01:49 AM

This is what Opera is all about - grand scale, the masses, love, romance and great music. The world's most popular Opera - Carmen - will be presented in it's orginal setting in Sept. of this year in Seville, Spain - as part of the 1st International Music Festival in Seville.

Get this:

For the first time in history, Seville itself will be the stage for Bizet's CARMEN, the most popular opera ever written. In September 2004, the first Seville International Music Festival will present nine unique, all-star performances of Carmen in Seville, live, open-air, conducted by Lorin Maazel, directed by Carlos Saura, and using different historic locations in Seville:

 

Act One
The Plaza de España will be transformed to create the tobacco factory scene for the first act.

SYNOPSIS:

A bright and sunny midday in Seville. There is a colourful, lively crowd on the square; nearby is a guardhouse and a cigarette factory. Micaela, a girl from the country, is searching for Corporal Don José; but he belongs to the guard which is coming on duty. Announced by the children, the changing of the guards take place and Don José learns that Micaela has been there asking for him. The lunch hour begins and the female workers come sauntering out; Carmen is among them. At the moment, she is surrounded by men, but it is fascinating for her to win the one who is not paying any attention to her – Don José. Before Carmen goes back into the factory she throws him a flower! Micaela returns again and reminds Don José of the wonderful time when they were first in love. She brings him a letter, some money and a kiss from his mother. Suddenly, a scream comes from the factory! Carmen has had a fight and she has wounded another girl with a knife. Don José is ordered by Captain Zuniga to bring out the accused girl and after an interrogation to take her away to prison. But he quickly succumbs to her seductive charms and Don José permits her to escape.

Act Two

The libretto speficies a tavern. This act will take place in front of the main pavillion of the Plaza de España, with the stage built into the colonnades and making use of the ornamental bridges. This area will be transformed into the tavern of Lilas Pastias. A traditional flamenco ballet can be presented.

SYNOPSIS:

In Lillas Pastia's inn, Soldiers and gypsy girls are conversing and amusing themselves. Zuniga is trying to win Carmen for himself. He tells her that Don José, who was sentenced because of her escape, will be released from prison today. Escamillo, the famous bullfighter, enters the inn. He sings his "Toreador Song" and feels that he is winning Carmen's affection. Hoping to see her soon again, Escamillo leaves the inn. Smugglers are trying to persuade the gypsy girls to join in their new venture. Carmen refuse to take part because she is waiting for Don José, whose singing can be heard in the distance. He enters and greets Carmen, on whom he has thought of with burning desire. She begins to dance for him alone. At that moment the sound of retreat is heard, which calls Don José back to the barracks. He wants to heed the call, but Carmen ridicules him. Also, his passionate declaration of love cannot change Carmen's mind. But she now tries to persuade Don José to lead a free life with the smugglers. Zuniga arrives. Don José resists his command and the officer is politely turned out by the smugglers. Now, Don José is obliged to stay with the smugglers; which is what he originally did not want to do.

Act Three

The libretto specifies a mountainous region.
After an intermission of normal length, the public will be asked to take their seats again in grandstands facing the opposite direction, that is, facing the Parque de Maria Luisa. Special lighting effects will transform the park trees and entire area into a mountainous forest region, thus providing the desired setting for the members of the chorus to emerge from among the trees, for example.

SYNOPSIS:

The smugglers are resting overnight in the mountains. Carmen has quarrelled with her lover – Don José. Together with two gypsy girls she is asking the cards to tell her future. Her death is read in the cards. As Don José stays back to stand guard, Micaela arrives. She hides herself quickly because Don José is shooting Escamillo; whom he has mistaken for a custom officer. A life or death struggle, between the two men begins for Carmen's favour. Just at the right moment she separates them. Escamillo invites all of the smugglers to his next bullfight.
Micaela comes out of her hiding place to bring Don José to his mother's death bed. He heeds her plea and follows her.

Act Four

The libretto specifies the place in front of the bullfight ring - the Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza.
After the third act, there will be a two hour intermission and the public will be invited to stroll down the lovely Paseo del Alcalde Marqués de Contadero along the Guadalquivir River to the Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza where the fourth act takes place. Again, typical horse-drawn carriages or cars will be available for those who do not wish to walk and for the handicapped.

Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza

The traditional, festive beginning of a bullfight which accompanies the entry into the Plaza de Toros of the presentation of the "toreros", "picadores" and other participants, either on foot or on horse, will also be built into the beginning of the act.
These changes of location are an integral part of the show structure and will be discussed in detail with the stage director and conductor as to feasibility and desirability.
Especially the change of venue from the third to the fourth acts, when the audience has a longer intermission, is an important feature of the evening. The Paseo will be festively decorated and lit with colorful lighting effects; there will be vendors of refreshments and "tapas" (local snack specialties), sellers of merchandising items relating to "Carmen" and other typical artisan items (not cheap souvenirs), possibly small groups of dancers, musicians and mimes. In short, the public will be able to experience a festive "paseo" and entry into the Plaza de Toros where the final act takes place.

SYNOPSIS:

In front of the arena in Seville the crowd is watching the procession of the Toreadors.
Escamillo is accompanied by Carmen. Today, he wants to bring her the winner's prize. The gypsy girls warn Carmen about Don José. He prevents her from going into the arena by blocking her way. He asks her to remember the past and pleads for her love. Carmen's stubborn "no" drives him out of his mind and he stabs her to death - his beloved Carmen, who perhaps still loves him in her heart and therefore may be longing for death through his hand.

Marc's only comment: Needless to say - I'm a trained Opera Singer.  One of my favorite arias is the Toreador's Song - from Carmen.  "Votre Tost...."

Opera 7.52 RC1

Opera 7.52 RC1 07/06/2004 04:43 PM

Opera 7.51

Opera 7.51 06/02/2004 09:32 PM

Opera 7.53

Opera 7.53 07/19/2004 08:01 PM

Opera 7.03

Opera 7.03 03/13/2003 10:16 AM

Opera 8

Opera 8 04/19/2005 04:04 AM
Opera 8 has been released, with a lot of new and improved features, including User Javascript, SVG Tiny, Voice, Fit to Width, improved newsfeed support, and a greatly improved interface. Help spread Opera, and you can get a free license for the ad-free version.

Opera DOS

Opera DOS 09/02/2004 12:07 PM
Stevo (Sep 01 2004)

Opera 7.50 TP2

Opera 7.50 TP2 02/17/2004 06:34 PM
Opera software released Opera 7.50 TP2 today. There are, as with tp1 e lots of changes, available in the detailed...

Opera 7.54

Opera 7.54 08/04/2004 05:08 PM

Opera 8.0 Final

Opera 8.0 Final 04/18/2005 06:17 PM
Techzonez Apr 18 2005 9:30PM GMT

The Opera Thing

The Opera Thing 01/17/2004 10:42 PM
See that gap Opera 6/7 inserts in this web layout? That CSS bug has been fixed in Opera 7.23+. Opera fans, take note.

CS soap opera

CS soap opera 06/07/2004 10:04 PM
Sunday Times South Africa Jun 8 2004 2:37AM GMT

Opera 8 for Windows

Opera 8 for Windows 04/19/2005 11:16 AM
ZDNet UK Apr 19 2005 2:57PM GMT

Phishing for Opera (GM#007-OP)

Phishing for Opera (GM#007-OP) 06/03/2004 12:03 PM
GreyMagic Software (Jun 03 2004)

Beijing Opera

Beijing Opera 11/12/2003 01:32 PM

If you took one part circus clowns, one part chinese dance, one part rhythm gymnastics and mixed it with martial arts, you have Beijing Opera.

It's like classic theater mixed in with fight scenes straight out of The Matrix.

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