Opera Web Browser

I've switched to Opera v. 9.0 for browsing on the Macintosh. There are some things I don't like about it:
  1. No integration with Keychain;
  2. Can not drag text out (on OS X 10.3.9: see comments);
  3. Some glitches in rendering;
  4. Weird website.

And many things I do:

  1. Fast;
  2. Quite customizable (but never enough....);
  3. "Next link" button;
  4. Sessions;
  5. Button to zap page style;
  6. Menu item to zap colors and get black text on white;
  7. Can edit source and render changes;
  8. Button to fit page to window width;
  9. Need not touch mouse;
  10. Site-specific preference overrides;
  11. Can reload a page at specified intervals.
  12. Fine-grained content blocking.

I had been using Camino, which is excellent, but I had been wishing for a browser with some of these features, especially #8. I like that so much that I'm willing to sacrifice Keychain integration, which is a big one.

What do you think?

Comments

Opera has a bunch of other sophisticated features that I've not mentioned because I won't ever use them (integrated mail, irc, rss (I tried it and it sucked), tabs, and more). But here is a recent (June 20, 2006) review that covers these and also delves a bit into Opera's resource usage.