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I've found two options to reduce/eliminate the freezes. You can use:
A) the Mortscript "Ramdisk" solution (run a search for it-I can't remember it off the top of my head). PRO:incredible speed advance over normal. CON:takes a huge chunk of RAM; I can't open up multiple tabs with Flash objects on my 64MB X51V.
B) opera.ini editing. I went into /application data/opera/opera.ini and changed my cache size to be as small as possible (1 kb)-you can't make it that small by using the "History"setting within Opera, I don't think. The freezes you're experiencing are caused by the system trying to copy data from the cache to RAM, so this makes Opera keep almost no data cached. PRO: uses no more RAM than normal, and no messing with Mortscript (although you do have to mess with opera.ini, so it's about even). CON: still not as fast as using a Ramdisk (I still get the pause problem a little, but it's a lot better than using the stock cache settings), uses wi-fi a lot more (if you use the back and forward buttons a lot).
If you've got cash you can part with, get the PPCTechs 128 MB upgrade and use Mortscript for the best performance. Otherwise, just reduce the cache size and accept the infrequent pauses that'll still happen. I find Opera to be perfectly usable with the 1kb cache.
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