Topics created by anonan

Yes confirmed. I reported it sooner also.

This appears to bee a bug with options_ui.open_in_tab

This works:

"options_ui": { "page": "options.html", "open_in_tab": true },

This doesn't work:

"options_ui": { "page": "options.html", "open_in_tab": false },

This also doesn't work:

"options_page": "options.html",

FWIW, options_ui.open_in_tab does not seem to be documented in the Opera specific extension documentation, but options_page is somewhat documented via example[1], and that appears to be not working.

[1] https://dev.opera.com/extensions/manifest/

Version:65.0.3467.78
Update stream:Stable
System:Mac OS X 10.15.2 64-bit

This is annoying the hell out of me right now. I like the "Open Image in new tab" option, but it really should not be above the save option. This is genuinely frustrating.

@milowebastyczny said in [BUG] Creating of a bookmark causes displaying of Bookmark bar | Opera 63.0.3368.88:

In 64 bookmarks crash when adding via mouse drag... : /

Dragging the URL from the address field to the bookmarks bar?

Unbelievable, but it looks fixed. (Only the leak connections)
(v70)

Fix in Opera Developer. https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/changelog-for-65/#b3430.0. If the fix doesn't get backported to stable, you might have to wait till Opera 65 reaches stable.

@anonan Please wait at least two main versions of Opera to be released before bump a suggestion/request.

@burnout426 said in Opera does not cache a content with "Respose Header: "content-disposition: attachment"" [BUG]:

Will test when I get a chance.

I can confirm in Opera Stable. I think it's working okay in Opera Developer.

@leocg said in History Page is broken: Old history not displayed:

@seriousgigi History seems fine here, at least on Opera developer 68.

yeah when i was typing here it got fixed but i realized it displays too slow. i have i56500 cpu and 16GB ram but it takes too much time to load old history. you have to wait like a minute to load next 100 records.

+1 for theme improvement, especially on Linux.

It was fixed partially, it was not fixed correctly.

When you bookmark a site (in a private tab), whose favicon you have in the browser cache:
The new bookmark would have the most old favicon (favicon of the first bookmark entry for this site (domain)).
It should take favicon from the last created entry for this domain, not the first one.
Examples:
Screenshot.png
Screenshot_1.png
The left bookmarks were created in incognito tabs, and they have the most old favicon that was available in the browser cache.
(And this is cool that the browser stores the old favicon, just use the most recent for new created bookmarks)

When you bookmark the site, whose favicon you have not in the cache:
The bookmarks has no favicon at all.
The example:
Screenshot_2.png

@anonan said in Change default search engine:

Why don't Opera let me change the default search engine?

Opera probably reserves the list of search engines that can be set as the default to search engines that have deals with Opera.

Absolutely!
The Snapshot and the Easy Setup buttons are a eyesore! Why do functions that will be used very rarely need to be permanently in my adress bar?
I will never understand these design decisions. Just give us a toogle to hide them, for god's sake.

Bump.

@anonan

It looks way better in Microsofts new Edge that are under development. New Edge is Chromium based as well and has a more pleasing color scheme overall. I like Opera but dislike the blue-ish-dark color on tabs instead of the darker color you see in the attached image.

https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/

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Title changed per request.

Do you think this would better qualify as a suggestion/feature request?

Thanks for the screenshots, they say more than a gazillion words.
Now I'm not in possession of the sharpest mind or the most vivid imagination, but I really can't comprehend who would have thought providing users with less information on 3 times larger screen space would mean an actual improvement of previous functionality.