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Microsoft's Skydrive website kills Opera browsers
AlexNguyen
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Source: Microsoft Skydrive Website Kills Opera Browser With 2M NULL Characters
Was it done by an Apple hater ?
Was it done by an Apple hater ?
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J_86
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It's available for Windows, Mac, and Linux also. Wonder what they have against Opera?
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kriscamaro68
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It's just Opera so its not like it affects anyone. If you do use Opera for your browser you need to rage quit computing!!! -
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MentholMoose
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It's not the first time a Microsoft website caused problems for Opera. Last time it was MSN.com and Opera sued since it was apparently intentional. Microsoft ponied up >$10M to settle the case. This time it will be hard to prove it was intentional since the bad data is sent to all browsers, but it just happens to only affect Opera.MentholMoose
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Zartanasaurus
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I haven't used Opera in about 10 years, along with everyone else on the Internet.Currently reading:
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Optionspetedude
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I use Opera now and then, but I learned long ago not to depend on it for anything serious.
I've seen sites that wouldn't get along with Firefox either. Had to use Midori for some of those.Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
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