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Macromedia products always install opera!!!
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Just voicing my beef with Macromedia's dumb/non-smart installers that insist on installing a copy of the same version of Opera every time I install one of their products. i have 4 copies of Opera sitting on my HD now. They should search for it first, or offer it as a separate option in their installer so i can at least un-check it.  
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Yea but for some reason the startup panels in DW and Flash require opera to display the content. Why they cant use one copy is beyond me.
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"Another classic science-fiction show cancelled before its time" ~ Bender
15.2" PowerBook 1.25GHz, 80GB HD, 768MB RAM, SuperDrive
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Adobe GoLive is/will be using Opera too. Fun huh? You guys are gonna enjoy even more Opera copies!!
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I could take Sean Connery in a fight... I could definitely take him.
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i smell money changing hands between Opera and Macromedia & Adobe.
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I deleted the copy of opera in the App's folder's, and move the remaining one to another/different folder, and it shows their splash/startup panel fine.
Originally posted by OptimusG4:
Yea but for some reason the startup panels in DW and Flash require opera to display the content. Why they cant use one copy is beyond me.
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Its not even that Opera bothers me.. just the non-smart installer.
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Originally posted by voodoo:
Adobe GoLive is/will be using Opera too. Fun huh? You guys are gonna enjoy even more Opera copies!!
Guh! Apple finally caves in to the MS way of doing things, HTML rendering within the OS. Now everybody seams to have decided to go pay Opera wads of cash to include there HTML renderer & browser (which has more 'standards' problems than Safari). Opera must have some great salesmen.
They should at least put it in as an option, Use Opera/Use Safari. How mutch extra programing can it be to offload the HTML to webkit.
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Originally posted by Mediaman_12:
Guh! Apple finally caves in to the MS way of doing things, HTML rendering within the OS. Now everybody seams to have decided to go pay Opera wads of cash to include there HTML renderer & browser (which has more 'standards' problems than Safari). Opera must have some great salesmen.
They should at least put it in as an option, Use Opera/Use Safari. How mutch extra programing can it be to offload the HTML to webkit.
Is Opera being used for the editing mode? If so, then WebCore isn't an editing engine, it's a rendering engine. Opera probably had to customize their renderer to allow editing. As for previews, it would probably be pretty easy for them to use WebCore.
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