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OperaTor Brings Private Browsing Mode To Opera Lovers
Private browsing also termed as “Porn Mode” by several pundits, has quickly become a fad among browser creators with Safari having it for quite some time, Internet Explorer team introducing it in IE8, Google Chrome having incognito mode and Firefox gearing to launch it in version 3.1, so where is the option for Opera lovers? [...]
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How To View Browsing History As Drop Down In Google Chrome & Opera?
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25+ Most Useful Widgets For Opera
Opera is a really good browser and if you are not using it yet, we highly recommend you give it a try, just like Firefox has add-ons , Opera too has a widget system which allows you to add features to the browser. Read More | Tweet This
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Twitter Widget For Opera
Here is something Opera and Twitter fans will definitely love, a nice and cool widget for Opera that is simple lightweight and can be used to tweet away when you are browsing or surfing in Opera. Read More | Tweet This
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Disable Sending HTTP Referrers In Opera
When you browse the web you send out a lot of information to sites that you visit, referrers strings are a part of the information that gets sent out, basically the referrer strings tells websites from which external website a request has come to them. Read More | Tweet This
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Microsoft Announces $10K Competition To Promote IE8 in Australia, Takes Potshots At Firefox, Safari And Chrome
Microsoft’s marketing campaigns sometimes do not make any sense at all, however here is another campaign they have undertaken to promote IE8, with this competition they aim to grow their market share in the browser wars. Read More | Tweet This




