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Old 09-04-2008, 02:58 PM   #1
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I know there is Blackberry, Internet Explorer, Firefox choices on the BOLD, but which is the best. And are there any other choices that we can download, How about Opera / Opera Mini ?

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Old 09-04-2008, 06:41 PM   #2
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Since I don't have a bold yet I have no idea about the current options but Google who just came out with a p.c. web browser claims to be releasing a blackberry one too. The release date remains unknown but it sounds like the one to have.
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Old 09-04-2008, 09:17 PM   #3
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I know there is Blackberry, Internet Explorer, Firefox choices on the BOLD, but which is the best. And are there any other choices that we can download, How about Opera / Opera Mini ?

Thanks in advance.

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Those choices don't change how the browser works for you directly. They spoof the website you're browsing on to recognize your browser as the selected choice. Some sites, if they detect you're a Blackberry, will serve up the mobile-optimized page. If you would rather have the website serve you the full version, make it think you're a PC with Firefox or IE.

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Old 09-04-2008, 09:44 PM   #4
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Just switched to IE as I had a problem running some sites on Blackberry, the site would promt to be connected to WIFI only... so switchined to IE and it runs great also looks better IMHO!
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I know there is Blackberry, Internet Explorer, Firefox choices on the BOLD, but which is the best. And are there any other choices that we can download, How about Opera / Opera Mini ?

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Am finding Opera Mini much faster than the native browser.
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Old 09-05-2008, 07:59 AM   #6
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I try downloading operamini and it says that the bold would run better using opera-mini 4.
I cannot find a link for operamini4, if someone can forward that link i would be very greatful.

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I try downloading operamini and it says that the bold would run better using opera-mini 4.
I cannot find a link for operamini4, if someone can forward that link i would be very greatful.

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On the device browser go to http://mini.opera.com.
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i tried that then it ask for type of phone, i select blackberry, but there is no bold 9000
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i tried that then it ask for type of phone, i select blackberry, but there is no bold 9000
Funny, mine never offered a choice. Just select the nearest model.
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Heads up! Opera Mini would error on install for me on 125 & 126. It loads great on 134 and runs well. My personal experience
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where can i get the 134 version
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BlackBerry Bold OS 4.6.0.134 Found Online | BerryReview.com »

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i always install opera mini so i have 2 browsers while waiting for a page to load, i can always switch over to opera to browse for another page.
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I know there is Blackberry, Internet Explorer, Firefox choices on the BOLD, but which is the best. And are there any other choices that we can download, How about Opera / Opera Mini ?

Thanks in advance.
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Opera Mini is great in that it's really fast. The only issue with it is that the UI takes a bit of getting used to. For example, if you click on a text box to type in, it takes you to a new open page to type the text and once you hit "OK" it populates the text box. Not the biggest deal in the world but took some getting used to.

It is fast and extremely reliable though.
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I've downloaded Opera Mini as I just have a generic data plan, so can't use the BB browser. I've transferred it to the phone, as per the Opera site, but how do I install it? I can't even find it on the Bold, though my laptop knows exactly where it is!

I would have moved it to 'Downloads' but, though that appears as a folder on the Bold, it isn't visible (as a folder by that name) to my laptop.
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Vodafone DE appear to have restricted use to the blackberry browser only.
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