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Opera 9.5 USB: Opera browser goes portable
by Brad Linder Jun 13th 2008 at 4:30PM
All you need to do to run Opera 9.5 USB is unzip the program folder to your hard drive or to a USB stick. You can run the program without affecting your current Opera versions or other web browser settings. And you won't leave any data on the host computer, so if you want to borrow a friend's computer without leaving access to your browser history behind, Opera 9.5 USB cold come in handy.
If you're more of a Firefox person, you can also grab a portable version of Firefox 2 or Firefox 3 RC2. Like Firefox Portable, Opera 9.5 USB is Windows only.
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Brad Isaac said 5:39PM on 6-13-2008
When I saw your post about Opera 9.5 final, I thought about installing it, but there are some incompatabilities I have withe the browser. It doesn't work on some Ajax sites and has some other headaches. This makes it easy to install without worrying about it too much.
Thanks for posting
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Christian said 8:24PM on 7-16-2008
in the begining i was having problems too, but opera has a compatibility feature where you can cheat these sites making them believe you're using IE or Firefox, for example i tried wellsfargo and didnt even load it! but i changed compatiblity on opera to firefox and it worked like a charm..Good luck!