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Posted: April 17 2007,17:27 QUOTE
I've been trying out opera910.unc, and found a lot to like about it. Unfortunately, it seems to "break", require rebooting. For example, I'll click on a link from my homepage, and get an hourglass.  If I close the   browser, trying to reload it fails.  This problem is intemittent. I'd like to hear from some more experienced opera users, if they have similar problems, or perhaps it's a version issue, etc.
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Posted: April 17 2007,19:06 QUOTE
Depends on how you installed DSL, how much free ram you have and what cache size you have set for Opera. Once I cut way down on cache size I do not experience problems.
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Posted: April 17 2007,23:08 QUOTE
Thanks Robert, I'll check out the cache size settings; I'm running 3.2 on a frugal install with 250M of ram (so it should be enough).  I had no trouble loading Firefox when Opera stopped running. I'll keep playing with it.
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Posted: April 19 2007,05:52 QUOTE
Problem seems to have ceased.  I cut cache size in half (because roberts is usually correct) and eliminated a multiple nsplugin entry.
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Posted: April 22 2007,03:30 QUOTE
I just discovered all-in-one extension for firefox, which gives me my favorite reason for using opera without the limitations (e.g., sites that don't work).
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