I'm using Opera 9.64 (latest) and I think it's pretty good. I ditched Firefox and am willing to try this for a few more days.

It's easy to use, intuitive, and the niftiest feature is the Speed Dial. Heck I don't even need to type the webpage address. I think Google Chrome also has a similar feature, but hey, Opera does it quite well. Sad so see Opera has very little market share. I hope Opera gains ground.

@Jason

The article doesn't say you don't need a firewall. It says the feature works withtout needing to modify your existing firewall.

@Kaos909 - Your comment is completely irrational. This is a tool for you to share files. If you have none to share and aren't using it, what's the problem? That's like me refusing to use Opera because it also has an RSS reader and I don't use RSS.

@Jason - Who said you don't need a firewall? You made that irrelevance up on the spot.

No firewall just virus scanners,backups and prayer 24/7 is that it?

It's good to see we have 5 competing web browsers. This is even better than the days when we only had IE and Netscape bashing each other's brains out.

Competition breeds innovation. Don't bash Opera for trying to innovate. It's free. Stop whining. Take it or leave it.

It's good to see we have 5 competing web browsers. This is even better than the days when we only had IE and Netscape bashing each other's brains out.

Competition breeds innovation. Don't bash Opera for trying to innovate. It's free. Stop whining. Take it or leave it.

Yo, Kaos909

No-one forces you to enable Unite on Opera 10. It is just a possibility, if you need this.

Regardless of the spin put on this technolgy I like many others brought a PC not a server....

Do they plan to pay me for the bandwidth used? NO.

Will I be using it? NO

Will I tell everyone I know to stay clear of this? YES