Use Opera

Opera is a cross platform tabbed internet browser with e-mail client, torrent client and feed reader (sometimes called an internet suite). It is faster than Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox[1] and supports mouse gestures. Opera was designed with a commitment to computer accessibility for users who have visual or mobility impairments. It was the first to implement tabs, integrated search, zoom, saved sessions, and runs on mobile phones, the Nintendo DS, the Wii, and TVs.

Steps

  1. Download and install Opera.
  2. Click File then Import and export to import any settings from other browsers.
  3. Press Ctrl and T to open a new tab.
  4. New tabs open Speed Dial by default. Click to add a Web page to Speed Dial.
  5. Press Ctrl and N to open a new window.
  6. Click Tools then "Mail and Chat Accounts" to access the e-mail client, newsgroups or Get-Started-with-IRC-(Internet-Relay-Chat).
  7. Add-ons are known as widgets in Opera.
  8. Click Tools, Preferences, Advanced then Shortcuts to configure Mouse gestures.
  9. Click Help then Community to blog and share photos.

Tips

  • You can synchronize your bookmarks online with any machine.
  • If you don't like Speed Dial, you can hide the entire thing with the "Hide Speed Dial" button in the lower right corner.

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References

  1. ↑ http://lifehacker.com/396048/speed-testing-the-latest-web-browsers
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