(It says google chrome has extensions now…)
so i think google chrome will get better than opera….
(i presume all of you would agree that firefox is heavier than chrome and opera)

PS: Google doc presentation when viewed in opera shows :
“Presentations aren’t fully supported on your browser. Consider upgrading to the latest version, or switching to a supported browser.”

See how much better it is to try things. :) Glad you like it.

>why opera isn’t as famous as firefox

Less marketing and advertising.

>password sync

Deveopers could eaily include that in Opera Link but I guess they decided to keep it more safe rather than more functional.

Death to FF – I truly hate the thing

The main thing I would like to see is Internet Explorer exterminated.
It is the worse creation of the internet.
I build websites and every single person I know who does hates Explorer. You build a nice site and then something does not work in IE. It works in all the rest but not this bug monster. I cannot believe that MS with all its resources continues to build a browser that does not work properly with css and javascript.
Death to IE – I truly hate the thing

Their support is “Fake” or non-existent and I have been beset with
nothing but problems ever since the update to 3.0.8 I’ve given up
searching for support. With my experience so far, I don’t expect a
response from them.

I once praised Firefox. Now, it sucks. IE8 is much better.

If they’ve become so arrogant that they don’t listen to your customers, its their loss.

Opera Link does not sync passwords.

For PDF making, I find PDFCreator to be far superior to all others, including built-in stuff in various programs and other virtual PDF printers.
http://www.pdfforge.org/products/pdfcreator
PDFs made with it look correct in any viewer and have very small file size.

I’m not familiar with CoolIris. I googled it and its description reminds me of some websites I’ve seen in the last few months, but anyway…

Opera’s built-in download manager is pretty decent.

No matter which browser I’m using, I prefer the All In One Video Bookmarklet for downloading videos from Youtube and such. It works in all browsers and is just a bunch of javascript that you save in a bookmark on your bookmark bar and click to save the video you’re looking at.
http://1024k.de/bookmarklets/video-bookmarklets.html

There are other solutions. I’ve used Orbit Downloader before, and that integrates with Opera/IE/FF/Chrome/others I don’t remember.

Passwords, bookmarks, notes (in Opera’s built-in notes function), and various other such things are all synchronized automatically between computers with Opera Link.

I use Opera, FF, Chrome, and IE daily. I like to use the right tool for the right job. Opera is my main general-purpose browser, I often have dozens of tabs open. FF is the heavy artillery, it’s got addons for specific heavy-duty purposes. Chrome is kept lean and quick for stuff I need to get in and out of quickly, and for Google apps like maps and docs. IE comes out for a few specific sites.

2.pdfdownload (converts webpage to pdf)
Errrr…. any pdf-producing virtual printer.

3.Cooliris
I suppose there is no such thing for Opera, but it’s really rare thing.

4.Will “FreeDownloadManager” continue to work for opera (as it works for FF and IE)?
Dunno, but my favorite DownloadMaster supports Opera and says it can download from Youtube, so I suppose that some download managers can.

6.Password sync. (between my fedora and windows7)
Dunno, but may be password storing file can be synced.

I’m not persuading you to switch, – just talking about solutions.

Also I want to say that it’s nice to have some backup browser for the case if your main fail you … or if you don’t want to risk your main browser with visiting some risky sites :)

These 6 and i am good to change to opera!!
(i know there is no alternative for “interclue” addon in firefox – but that isnt very great either).