Just bring back an option for tab stacking!
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A Former User last edited by
I wonder why there is no tab stacking already. This is one of the most wanted feature from the begining of the new Opera. What is the issue about that feature? Why do developers waiting with that feature? Can someone explain what is the catch?
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auda85 last edited by
I really like Opera and have tried to stick with it for a while now, but after loosing my sessions two times in a short period of time after a incident with two tabs open. I dont care any more, you had the session saving from 12 and loved it. I will go over too a different provider until you bring it back as standard.
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ipodclassic1 last edited by
+1 for this request.
I came back to Opera browser after quite a while, such a shame they don't like to work on it anymore, like, they don't have enough funding? They closed their MyOpera page etc, and browser is 'too' simple. Are they gonna shut down completely?
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eros1ove last edited by
i made a new topic about dat, they've closed it with reason "duplicated" of this topic and since 2014 this topic started we still have no this feature. u must be so stupid to delete so awesome thing from ur product.
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bertec93 last edited by
+1
Opera currently has the best set of features for my usage, the only feature I really miss is tab grouping/stacking
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A Former User last edited by
+1
That's the ONE feature everybody in your userbase agrees on, that it's missing, and I can't understand why you ignore that for YEARS now!For me that feature is a dealbreaker:
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rasknud last edited by
+1 it is now 2017 and tab stacking is still not available in Opera.
I will change over to Vivaldi browser, as soon they got the sync feature added to their browser... those guys made tab stacking available. -
A Former User last edited by
Presto Opera was very pretty, but the rendering engine was not so good. I am guessing that they had to use Chromium source to switch to WebKit. Some of those suggestions are probably not even possible with Chromium source.
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A Former User last edited by
My tab bar is usually crowded with at least 20 to 25 tabs. For obvious reasons, each displays nothing but an icon and a few letters. Other than those favicons, there is no clear visual distinction that helps me keep track of which tabs belong to which of the three to five topics I am currently interested in.
There is an easy solution. The button at the extreme right end of the tab bar will show you a dropdown list of all your tabs. You can click on the one you want to read.
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