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Opera captures another low hanging fruit in the browser space
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Opera captures another low hanging fruit in the browser space
Opera captures another low hanging fruit in the browser space
MSDNArchive
21 Jun 2006 9:43 AM
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The browser cache is a largely untapped treasure of personally relevant, high revisit probability content. Opera 9, as pointed out by
Simon Willison
, is the first browser to support offline browsing from the browser cache.
There's more that can be done with the cache... check out this
project
that enables a fly through the cache, selecting text and image excerpts, to allow interesting content creations and a more tangible way to engage with you browser history. (In general, user's report using browser history functions even less often than bookmarks).
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