fail of the day: opera
Posted by Nico Golde in
Wednesday, June 9. 2010
I occasionally make use of the report function in opera in case it crashes (which happens quite often on 64bit for me), but if it crashes right when receiving the response
of the crash reporting website you really start to HATE that piece of software.
(notice Last visited URL)
FAIL! (using 0.60-6351)
of the crash reporting website you really start to HATE that piece of software.
(notice Last visited URL)
FAIL! (using 0.60-6351)
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