Jeez, how could you switch from Google to a closed platform search engine produced by a huge multinational corporation that uses financial incentives and their own browser to unfairly increase their market share? Oh, wait...
Cutting Spoon18. June 2010, 01:18
Lately Google's been filtering more results and REALLY pushing the Adwords placement. At this rate Google will soon be useless with so much advertising.
davtaine18. June 2010, 04:39
Jeez, I'm happy with my ixquick seach engine and i am not considering switching to anything right now.
Rijk18. June 2010, 08:23
Originally posted by yjo:
Jeez, how could you switch from Google
Did you actually read the article? Opera replaced Ask.com with Bing, not Google.
YongShun18. June 2010, 08:37
Is there Search Suggestions for Bing?
Zotlan18. June 2010, 09:45
Originally posted by Rijk:
Did you actually read the article? Opera replaced Ask.com with Bing, not Google.
I think you misunderstood his post a bit
It may have been facutally incorrect but i am failry sure he was speaking in jest.
SAMUEL SENTSHO18. June 2010, 10:27
Hi..opera what i have noticed is that BING is just a supporter of opera nothing alse.Other thing they are oparating on the same level same money.
I like how Microsoft forces IE users to use Bing It's fully understandable why they set it as default search engine for IE, but they also set keyword g to search with Bing search engine. Market share, market share, market share...
Cosimo Streppone18. June 2010, 16:02
Originally posted by Sorawit Siangjaeo:
I hope MS will continue working with Opera in order to bring Silverlight to the browser.
To vote for me, you can click at the above link, and then simply leave a thumbs up smiley or post your own honest opinion.
Looking Forward for your support. Thank You
Rafael Luik18. June 2010, 17:00
You people are strange, if the thing of being evil is to block Opera or break sites on it then Google is as evil as Microsoft. I can't see why you prefer to Google or Bing if that's the argument.
Originally posted by lilmoder:
but they also set keyword g to search with Bing search engine.
1. if this is happening it's a bug.
2. if you are talking about IE, it doesn't has keyword feature.
lilmoder18. June 2010, 17:12
Originally posted by Rafael Luik:
2. if you are talking about IE, it doesn't has keyword feature.
wow. you are right! last time i checked i seriously assumed that ie has this feature. so i typed "g something" and it opened in bing. yeah... ok, i was wrong about this one
Rafael Luik18. June 2010, 17:17
Originally posted by lilmoder:
last time i checked i seriously assumed that ie has this feature
IE with an useful feature? really thought that?
glache19. June 2010, 03:01
To set the story straight once and for all:
Bing is the default speed dial engine
Google is the default address bar and top right hand corner engine
Which is really good business tactic on the part of Opera. Why court one giant when you can court two and get money from both? And it's not as if they're completely uncustomisable either (well, except the address bar, which I haven't worked out how to do but I don't really care cos I prefer Google).
No, the next step is for Opera to roll out search suggestions in all engines not just Wikipedia.
木部19. June 2010, 17:18
What's the big deal? You can add any search provider to Opera. (in 10.53)
1) Right click in the search field (of any search provider)
2) Choose "Create Search..."
3) The search provider will be added to your list. You can edit it to be your default search engine or speed dial search.
cool dude19. June 2010, 23:48
you guys seem smart
i need help why arn't my tags showing up on my page some one help me please
Kenice19. June 2010, 23:58
I hate bing... Just another proof that Microsoft is getting sleezy with their stupid decision engine. Nobody likes Bing, so Bing can just bing the heck out of here.
Then again... as long as Google stays, its no biggie. I already removed Bing as deault search.
lebogang matshika21. June 2010, 06:59
i dnt kwh whats going on m still new here,will c whn tym goes
Ramasubramanian Krishnamurthi21. June 2010, 16:59
OPERAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
With this deal can you also make sure that all Microsoft websites (BIng/Live Services/Silverlight) to work with Opera well.
I have to use IE to do Bing!Videos and hotmail.
lebogang matshika21. June 2010, 21:01
me m hapi with anythng as long as it will make it easy for us to keep intouch with friends
Adrian17. June 2010, 20:27
Originally posted by yjo:
Cutting Spoon18. June 2010, 01:18
davtaine18. June 2010, 04:39
Rijk18. June 2010, 08:23
Originally posted by yjo:
Did you actually read the article? Opera replaced Ask.com with Bing, not Google.YongShun18. June 2010, 08:37
Zotlan18. June 2010, 09:45
Originally posted by Rijk:
I think you misunderstood his post a bit
It may have been facutally incorrect but i am failry sure he was speaking in jest.
SAMUEL SENTSHO18. June 2010, 10:27
Sami Serola18. June 2010, 12:21
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arCITMfxvEc
lilmoder18. June 2010, 13:57
Cosimo Streppone18. June 2010, 16:02
Originally posted by Sorawit Siangjaeo:
I've been using Silverlight with Opera on Windows for a long time now. Not that I'm super happy with that, it's just that some sites use it to stream video or something...
tarun agarwal18. June 2010, 16:40
I wish India to be a part of Opera Community project.
So, please vote for me for Opera Marketing Internship at http://my.opera.com/tarunsam26/blog/social-media-and-its-prospects-in-india
To vote for me, you can click at the above link, and then simply leave a thumbs up smiley or post your own honest opinion.
Looking Forward for your support. Thank You
Rafael Luik18. June 2010, 17:00
Originally posted by lilmoder:
1. if this is happening it's a bug.2. if you are talking about IE, it doesn't has keyword feature.
lilmoder18. June 2010, 17:12
Originally posted by Rafael Luik:
wow. you are right! last time i checked i seriously assumed that ie has this feature. so i typed "g something" and it opened in bing. yeah... ok, i was wrong about this one
Rafael Luik18. June 2010, 17:17
Originally posted by lilmoder:
IE with an useful feature? really thought that?glache19. June 2010, 03:01
Bing is the default speed dial engine
Google is the default address bar and top right hand corner engine
Which is really good business tactic on the part of Opera. Why court one giant when you can court two and get money from both? And it's not as if they're completely uncustomisable either (well, except the address bar, which I haven't worked out how to do but I don't really care cos I prefer Google).
No, the next step is for Opera to roll out search suggestions in all engines not just Wikipedia.
木部19. June 2010, 17:18
1) Right click in the search field (of any search provider)
2) Choose "Create Search..."
3) The search provider will be added to your list. You can edit it to be your default search engine or speed dial search.
cool dude19. June 2010, 23:48
i need help why arn't my tags showing up on my page some one help me please
Kenice19. June 2010, 23:58
Then again... as long as Google stays, its no biggie. I already removed Bing as deault search.
lebogang matshika21. June 2010, 06:59
Ramasubramanian Krishnamurthi21. June 2010, 16:59
With this deal can you also make sure that all Microsoft websites (BIng/Live Services/Silverlight) to work with Opera well.
I have to use IE to do Bing!Videos and hotmail.
lebogang matshika21. June 2010, 21:01