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Opera PortableSubmitted by chrisjuh15 on June 22, 2008 - 4:57pm
Hey there, Maybe it's useful to add Opera Portable to the "U3" system. They've blocked on my school Firefox because of downloading but they don't know that there are many webbrowsers. Greetz Chrisjuh [This topic moved to the U3 forum by mod Tim] ( categories: )
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Sorry, but no can do
Hi chrisjuh15! Unfortunately, as said on our Unnoficial FAQ, it is not possible to us to make Opera Portable because it has not an OpenSource Compatible License (e.g.: GPL, LGPL, MIT, ...).
As Firefox is out of the way, I advice you to get Opera@USB, that is a portable version of Opera that WAS NOT MADE BY PORTABLEAPPS.COM, so it is unsupported in here. Opera@USB does have an U3 version on their download page, so you can use it on your U3 drive as requested.
Hope to have helped!
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Currently it seems to be at
Currently it seems to be at 9.27
http://software.u3.com/Product_Details.aspx?ProductId=296&Selection=9&La...
http://www.opera-usb.com/u3/
This topic is being moved to the U3 forum soon.
edit:Move occurred at 7:51 pm
Tim
Things have got to get better, they can't get worse, or can they?
so look here
http://www.opera-usb.com/download.htm
, first download 9.27, then update with zip to 9.50
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