Sarge
Distinguished Member
This is why I don't like Opera much, unless you can help me to set it up for my use 
Here we go:
Firefox:
If you enter words in textbox you can google if you hit enter, or click search button.
Clicking on search engine logo lets you choose which one you want to use for your search.
If you click search button with mouse scroll button
it will open Google in a new tab, and thats what I use every day in browsing, I got used to it, and I can't live without it.
Opera:
You can do google search if you put words in textbox and hit enter. Clicking on glasses opens another toolbar for searching, clicking on arrow lets you chose which search engine you want to use. Clicking anywhere with mouse scroll button does nothing in this area.
Firefox:
2 fast clicks will get you to your bookmarked location in less then a second.
Opera:
I have to trough 3 menus to get to my bookmarked location. If you want to get to your location in 2 click you have to put all bookmarks in one main list, which is pretty unorganized for me.
Another option would be to keep bookmarks in menu on the side:
I don't like this option, Firefox can do it, and I never use it.
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Home button was hidden by default, but I enabled it in main menu on toolbar
So, we can scratch that 
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When I click scroll button on mouse, to scroll down on a pace, mouse cursors gets relocated in middle of a page.
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Good thing in Opera is that when you click some link on a page with mouse scroll button, it opens that link in another tab, just like firefox, and that is good.
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This is very cute, I'm not sure how useful, but very cute, I have to say:
Here we go:
Firefox:

If you enter words in textbox you can google if you hit enter, or click search button.
Clicking on search engine logo lets you choose which one you want to use for your search.
If you click search button with mouse scroll button

it will open Google in a new tab, and thats what I use every day in browsing, I got used to it, and I can't live without it.
Opera:

You can do google search if you put words in textbox and hit enter. Clicking on glasses opens another toolbar for searching, clicking on arrow lets you chose which search engine you want to use. Clicking anywhere with mouse scroll button does nothing in this area.
Firefox:

2 fast clicks will get you to your bookmarked location in less then a second.
Opera:

I have to trough 3 menus to get to my bookmarked location. If you want to get to your location in 2 click you have to put all bookmarks in one main list, which is pretty unorganized for me.
Another option would be to keep bookmarks in menu on the side:

I don't like this option, Firefox can do it, and I never use it.
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Home button was hidden by default, but I enabled it in main menu on toolbar
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When I click scroll button on mouse, to scroll down on a pace, mouse cursors gets relocated in middle of a page.
***
Good thing in Opera is that when you click some link on a page with mouse scroll button, it opens that link in another tab, just like firefox, and that is good.
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This is very cute, I'm not sure how useful, but very cute, I have to say:

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