It's extremely fast and leaves a really tiny footprint. I always hated that IE and Netscape were both extreme pigs and often wouldn't release all the memory they'd used when you shut them down.
Opera 6 does have some display quirks, though. It caused me quite a bit of trouble in certain key areas.
See the menu above? That's being redone (but should look the same) in a new version of the site I'm rolling out this weekend. Opera has major trouble with it, though. It's a one-row table with 7-9 cells, depending on your account level.
Any other browser will nearly center all of the cells so they each take up about the amount of space. Not Opera, though. If you don't specify a width for each cell, it bunches up the first 3 options so they look like one word, does the same to the last 4 or 5 options, then leaves the MailBox cell in the middle with tons of space around it. Ooogly.
Back on-topic, does Citrix offer a product for a small business such as this one? I'm not really looking for application-service. I just need to be able to log on to the website machines and work with them as if I'm sitting at them. Which Terminal Services does. I seem to recall that Citrix worked that way in the past. Kind of a remote desktop thing.
If they've got something that does what TS does, but does it faster, I'll be interested in it.
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