When I use Opera, a lot of sites just hang when after "Completed request to srs.targetpoint.com". If I use another browser, everything is fine.
WTF is going on?
WTF is going on?
WTF is srs.targetpoint.com
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DannyBoy
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Target Points Site
I'd say they are a pay per click provider and provide the money to help Opera develop and stay in business. . . Sounds like they were experiencing difficulty when you had the problem.
Thanks,
C
I'd say they are a pay per click provider and provide the money to help Opera develop and stay in business. . . Sounds like they were experiencing difficulty when you had the problem.
Thanks,
C
So, are you using the ADWARE supported version? Or did you actually PAY for a web browser? (you know, Firefox is free). Or do you *GASP* use an illegal key or a cracked copy??!?!
Software with Adware? Hardly "RULES!!1." A browser you have to PAY for? 404 awesome not found. Illegally cracked software? Not good enough to buy?
Originally posted by: Nik
You're welcome.
...
I'm :shocked: and
that you would be work habit, everything is Thanks and name. . . hmm. . . I have no idea if what I posted actually helped anybody.
?
C
YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT
Extensions like FireFox? Plus I hate the fanboys who most likely have cracked copies.
Mo0o
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Originally posted by: cjgallen
YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT
I concede paying for it is an obvious draw-back. But as far as extensions go, most FF extensions are merely add-ons to what Opera already offers. All i gotta say is , dont knock it till you've tried it. Opera has tons of built in short cuts that makes browsing so much easier.
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: cjgallen
YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT
I concede paying for it is an obvious draw-back. But as far as extensions go, most FF extensions are merely add-ons to what Opera already offers. All i gotta say is , dont knock it till you've tried it. Opera has tons of built in short cuts that makes browsing so much easier.
I DID try it, it had ads
Mo0o
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Originally posted by: cjgallen
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: cjgallen
YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT
I concede paying for it is an obvious draw-back. But as far as extensions go, most FF extensions are merely add-ons to what Opera already offers. All i gotta say is , dont knock it till you've tried it. Opera has tons of built in short cuts that makes browsing so much easier.
I DID try it, it had ads
ehhe, yes it does. Personally that would be it's only drawback.
DannyBoy
Diamond Member
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: cjgallen
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: cjgallen
YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR IT
I concede paying for it is an obvious draw-back. But as far as extensions go, most FF extensions are merely add-ons to what Opera already offers. All i gotta say is , dont knock it till you've tried it. Opera has tons of built in short cuts that makes browsing so much easier.
I DID try it, it had ads
ehhe, yes it does. Personally that would be it's only drawback.
And it's a total c*nt when trying to render certain CSS / JScript elements to look the same as they do in IE / FF.
F*ck Opera, and f*ck the whiney fan boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis' that support that inane, Scandinavian piece of shite.
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