Then you should be OK - Opera was developed in Europe and therefore doesn't
have to obey stupid laws. There's no "40-bit" version of Opera, it has had
128-bit encryption from the start.
IMHO Opera is to Netscape as Linux is to Windows.
(I'm talking about speed, efficiency and stability, not open source/free
software).
"Benjamin A. Rosenberg" wrote:
>
> I would assume it because he needs the 128 bit version, because I know
> that CIBC in Toronto..( my wife's bank ) won't let you even access
> anything sensitive unless you are using a 128 bit browser. *shrug* that
> would be my guess.
>
> laters,
>
> > > I'm with you guys I don't mind paying (a little :)). But my question
> > > about Opera is will I be able to do my banking with it. Right now I
> > > have to use NS for the encytion (sp?). That's about the only reason I
> > > use NS, otherwise I use Lynx.
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