Travelling light.
Opera, a Norwegian Internet browser, is a fraction of the size of the new version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer, IE 5, or Netscape Navigator. It can be fitted on one floppy disk and will do almost everything the big browsers can—in addition, what it does, it does faster. It is a fine example of...
| Publicado en: | New Statesman Vol. 129; no. 4429; pp. 48 - 50 |
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New Statesman Ltd.
March 26 1999
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| Sumario: | Opera, a Norwegian Internet browser, is a fraction of the size of the new version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer, IE 5, or Netscape Navigator. It can be fitted on one floppy disk and will do almost everything the big browsers can—in addition, what it does, it does faster. It is a fine example of an emerging rule: Lean and individualistic software from social democrat or socialist countries will always perform better than the bloated bureaucratic products of megacapitalism. |
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