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Inside Opera 9
While we really do like Opera 9, we like it more as the cool, cutting-edge browser that it is, and not as an everyday workhorse for the Internet.
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A few interface glitches
In IE, Netscape, and Firefox, when you right-click over the back arrow, you'll see a menu listing all of your previous pages. With Opera, you can mouse over to see the URL of the last page visited or right-click for a choice to either "remove from toolbar" or "customize" the icon, but there's no mention of the pages you've visited. On the other hand, Opera's double-back arrow and double-forward arrow are quite nice, allowing you to jump back by domain, rather than to each page within a domain.
