browsers that are still in beta mode?


  1. Pathfinder
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    browsers that are still in beta mode?


    iam thinking about trying out an experimental new browser that is still in beta stage..are there any risks towards my pc?
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  3. pjd
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    At a minimum I would initially run it in sandboxie, or these days its just easy to set up a virtual machine. Some years ago I tried a beta release of a 64 bit version of a well know browser without doing either - it was an unmitigated disaster. Far as I know that browser is still 32 bit.
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  4. Pathfinder
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    greetings. the browser in question is called opera neon. since its still beta, it doesn't have a lot of features like in the regular opera..ive uninstalled it then install it once it has gone through more tests and becomes ready to use
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