bogan
24th June 2015, 19:06
With the advent of Vivaldi (https://vivaldi.com)
Was still running Opera 12.16 until a few months ago cos their newer line wasn't good (why the fuck you would ever remove tab stacking I have no idea). Turns out some bloke was working on a spiritual successor to it anyway, so there is soon to be a replacement power-user centric web browser for windows.
To the peasants who have no idea what I'm talking about, carry on with your peasantry, this browser is probably not for you.
To the other peasants who wish to tell me linux things, also carry on with your peasantry; at least until such time as linux can run the gamut of programs an engineer needs (if I'm paying 10k+ for software, I can probably spring for a windows license).
For those who remain interested, I'm running the Tech Preview, which tbh is less buggy than I'd have expected from an alpha. Works well out of the 'box', and it's not yet feature complete.
Was still running Opera 12.16 until a few months ago cos their newer line wasn't good (why the fuck you would ever remove tab stacking I have no idea). Turns out some bloke was working on a spiritual successor to it anyway, so there is soon to be a replacement power-user centric web browser for windows.
To the peasants who have no idea what I'm talking about, carry on with your peasantry, this browser is probably not for you.
To the other peasants who wish to tell me linux things, also carry on with your peasantry; at least until such time as linux can run the gamut of programs an engineer needs (if I'm paying 10k+ for software, I can probably spring for a windows license).
For those who remain interested, I'm running the Tech Preview, which tbh is less buggy than I'd have expected from an alpha. Works well out of the 'box', and it's not yet feature complete.