Opera 9.2 Out

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The newest version of opera is out. :)

It has a pretty cool new feature called "speed dial" which is basically a keyboard shortcut using ctrl+1-9 that will open up pages that you assign to them.

Very nice. :) (to see the new feature just open a new tab. Thats where you assign what the keys do. I just wish they would have let me picked out of my bookmarks. :( )

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That feature has been available in Maxthon for a long time now. It's great if you like the key board. I hate the key board and prefer to use it as little as possible so it's easier for me to just use book marks.

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Actually now that I have taken a closer look the speed dial feature is much cooler than what Maxthon has.

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Hi Anthony,heard a rumour Google is investing into Maxthon.

Rumour

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Keyboard shortcuts are faster than anything. :P

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I still can not get any version of Opera to run on my PC (XP SP2). :(

Ran it once when I first came to the forum last year. Whatever I try now, I can not get it to connect to the Internet, although I have a direct connection.

Any ideas anyone?

I use and will probably continue using Firefox. But this is a puzzle that is doing my head in. <_<

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If you can't get Opera to work it could be because of proxy settings, or the lack of proxy settings. I personally had to stop using Opera because out of nowhere it wouldn't work with my proxy ad filtering software which is also something I stopped using altogether after switching to Firefox with Adblock Plus.

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If you can't get Opera to work it could be because of proxy settings, or the lack of proxy settings. I personally had to stop using Opera because out of nowhere it wouldn't work with my proxy ad filtering software which is also something I stopped using altogether after switching to Firefox with Adblock Plus.

I've tried changing every setting I can find in Opera. I don't use a proxy server, and every other browser I've tried has ran from my default internet settings.

Opera did a few months ago, but not now, and the only filtering software I use is a Firefox add on, Flashblock. This couldn't effect Opera surely?

Although nothing would surprise me in the wonderfully unpredictable world of computer software.