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Opera Still Free
by David Chartier Aug 31st 2005 at 6:30PM
The Opera party is apparently still hopping, since as of this writing you can still head over to their party page and snag yourself free registration codes for any platform Opera can run on. I can't tell if this is just a fluke and they're still too hungover from yesterday to pull the plug on the page, or if they might simply be trying to get the most out of their quest for marketshare. Either way, it looks like you still have time to snag a free copy of the $39 Opera browser - if you don't have enough browsers installed already, that is.
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Russell Limprecht said 11:10PM on 8-31-2005
The party is over. I really didn't need it. I love Firefox too much.
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phizm said 3:03AM on 9-01-2005
I'm glad to actually get some legit serials for Opera & for the Linux version which are harder to get.
Operas great for dealing with sites that FF seems to choke on with its bugs.
I've been using Opera since version 3 so I'll always have a soft spot for it.
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Lisa said 4:02AM on 9-01-2005
Phizm,
What sites does FF seem to choke on? Care to list a few?
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