Opera vs Storm OEM Browser??
- So, if I'm reading all the previous posts right, OperaMini on the Storm won't display java, but the OEM BB Browser will? If that is true, looks like I'll be having to use both browsers (once my Storm arrives). I know you can do multiple pages on OperaMini (right?), can this be done on the OEM Browser??11-27-08 02:36 PMLike 0
- My biggest issue with the bb browser is the tap zoom. When I am trying to select a link touching the screen causes it to zoom all too often. If they could turn that off on options so I can use just the zoom buttons that would be great. Speed is the real killer however.
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- So does anyone know how to set Opera as default browser when opening links from an email. I would love for all my links that are open from Viigo or messages to open in Opera.
Also, is Flash available for either browsers? I haven't even researched it yet, but figured someone already knows.11-27-08 03:30 PMLike 0 - I am patiently waiting for skyfire to release a version for the storm. I've played with opera but I guess i just got used to the skyfire on the palm treo I had before. So I prefer the BB OEM browser over opera.11-27-08 07:12 PMLike 0
- I have switched to Opera because I find it easier.
Crucial: Any clues as to what settings you are using that could make the BB Browser work better? I have been having no luck with it, especially when trying to load full HTML sites such as United.com and trying to track a flight.
I'd love not to have to download a 3rd party browser, but no flash and slow rendering is killing me.11-27-08 10:17 PMLike 0 - I've begun to use Opera more often. Granted... I wish there was a way that I could use Opera to links that i get in emails, facebook, myspace and all... it suits me when i want to see what it'd look like on a normal computer.
To solve the keyboard problem I made the left convienence key "Virtual Keyboard" so I can control it whenever I needed it.
Only websites I go to really are CB, Facebook, MTO, BOA, and a couple others. The speed dial helps when I need it to.12-09-08 03:17 PMLike 0 -
- I posted this in another thread, but I thought I should repeat it here:
FYI:
Opera Mini is fast because it caches the pages you look at and then sends you down-sized versions of the graphics. This is fine, unless you are doing something "secure" on your phone, such as your banking website, paypal, etc.
Most people don't know that when using Opera Mini on https sites does NOT give you the end-to-end encryption that you get with a normal browser.
Read about it on the opera FAQ (I can't post a URL yet because I don't have enough posts).
It doesn't mean you shouldn't use it, but you should def be aware of it.12-09-08 03:48 PMLike 0 -
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- One thing I have observed is that Opera will not play Orb streams (the way I view live TV from my house on my Storm). Orb runs great with the OEM browser.
I think it is just a matter of switching back and forth with whatever browser displays particular sites better.01-27-09 12:39 PMLike 0 -
It's much better than Opera. I wish it would render the way that Bolt does though. Where it doesn't have to keep re-rendering stuff, but I don't have an issue with it.
It's still far and away the best browser for the Storm unless others improve.02-25-09 02:14 PMLike 0 -
BB browser renders in your phone while opera mini renders in a third party server and then compress and image and send it to your phone hence the fast speed. Opera Mini method also a big security fix since all of your data goes through more than 1 server.02-25-09 04:07 PMLike 0 -
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