Opera 11.0 Alpha out

Gornot said:

I am at a crossroads now, because after the yesterday's reinstall of Win7, I decided to stick with IE9, which works faster and better than ever.
However, the situation with Flash usage in Opera I was "complaining" about ended in an unexpected way: The game I've been playing for over a year is no longer free, so I don't play anymore, which means that I might just as well install Opera11. But now I like IE9 and got used to it, lol. A fresh install of Windows means that, at least for a while, I have no need to poke around the registry and Ccleaner and all that stuff...
Unless I install Revo uninstaller, which can do the work for me when uninstalling apps, even if I decide to install Opera...

Bah, I am babbling, don't mind me xD

Very easy to check out Opera now there is a portable option built into the installer, everything is contained inside the install folder no registry entries so just delete the folder to uninstal plus it makes it very easy to backup or take with you on a USB stick.

Get it at Opera Desktop Team - Desktop Team only 6.8MB
When you run the installer click on Options.
Change the Install path to another folder & change All users to External drive.

To open Help F1
Anyone new to Opera should check out.
The Appearance floating panel Alt a or Shift F12 tons of option's.
The Preferences floating panel Alt i p or Ctrl F12
I've a blog on My opera & i have made a page on how I customize Opera visit
Stephen Turrell - Opera Tips on customizing

Click on the blog button top of page to see the rest of the blog.
It might be worth installing Opera just to be able to use the free blog I started mine in April this year , its the first blog I've had & its a lot easier than I expected it to be.
You get 2 GB free space for files & photos & Opera have optimised the blogs to appear high in the rankings so search for my blog steves snaps on Google & it is near the top of the page.

The number of extensions is now up to 81 & this Build 1045 seems more stable with extensions but install several & you will probably have more crashes.
Personally I'm only going to use one or two at a time to check them out.

+REP!

Thank you for the tips, Steve, I noticed the availability of the portable version, just never thought of using it for testing xD As far as Appearance goes, I know exactly how I want Opera to look like for me, I also tried a few extensions in Alpha 1, so it's just a matter of optimizing it a bit for Flash.

There is an Opera users group here you guys :)

https://www.sevenforums.com/group.php?groupid=41

A Guy

Totally weird, but the portable instal of the Alpha build handled Flash almost perfectly. It's still almost as bad as Firefox, but definitely not horrible like before xD

Opera 11 Alpha b1055 is supposed to fix the DSK-317389 (Insecure Third Party Module warning when starting Opera (DEP/Data Execution Prevention).

~Maxx~

Opera 11 Alpha b1055 is supposed to fix the DSK-317389 (Insecure Third Party Module warning when starting Opera (DEP/Data Execution Prevention).
~Maxx~

Never saw that myself either with upgrading or installing to External drive.

I'm guessing you upgraded & its one of your extensions producing the warning.
I think Opera are aiming for a auto update of extensions in the future.

Yup, same issue here.