Opera 64 is faster, more private, and more fun
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joyusapollo last edited by
I just installed Opera Version: 63.0.3368.94 about one week ago (as the previous version was very unstable and not worth the time it took to try and fix it/reinstall).
So – is the 64 version stable?
I like what I have seen in the past week with Version: 63.0.3368.94 but I do not seem to be able to find a good tutorial to learn your system (Chrome user for many, many years). Does one exist?
Do you have a good tutorial for Version 64?
It is soooo great to have an alternative to Chrome.
I believe Chrome and Google are on their way out – it seems they say “Do No Evil” and do not do as they say they will. Great sums of money seem to corrupt people and their ethics.
Thanks for your great browser – it seems it truly is an “idea whose time has come” (Victor Hugo).
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@joyusapollo It's an Opera's stable channel release, so, yes, it's stable.
I don't know why someone would need a tutorial to use a browser but you can check Opera's help page.
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AlexeyGrinko last edited by AlexeyGrinko
Bug with pinned tabs!
https://youtu.be/mjAUVK1pBe8
In the previous version (63.x), everything worked as expected!
In the 65.x dev version, it also works!
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A Former User last edited by
@AlexeyGrinko, @kmielczarczyk The matter is that Opera after the second restart unlocks the fixed tabs and therefore they disappear if the parameter "Begin fresh with start page" is enabled in the settings.
If the "Retain tabs from previous session" option is enabled in the settings , then after the second restart, Opera simply unlocks the tabs that were "Fixed".
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l33t4opera last edited byNew update - Opera stable 64.0.3417.61
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The change log, and the announcement. -
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l33t4opera last edited by l33t4opera
Hi @temkem, it is usually like that. It should be available after some time, a bit later
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andrew84 last edited by
Minimize button's focus is not fixed.
What's the point to release Stable version earlier and then release a bunch of patches to fix the known bugs?
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@leocg My opinion it's because of hurry because Beta has entered 64 just a month ago and now it's Stable already. Usually it was ~1,5 months testing period between releases. The same was happening with 63 version when there were many patches after the release (I don't want even to mention about the versions skipping).
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bartelsandreas last edited by
and will they ever fix the syncing problem between opera windows - opera mini on ios?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@bartelsandreas Since Opera Mini for IOS seems to no longer is being developed, I don't really think they will fix anything.
But you probably should try to ask in the Mobile blog or in the Opera Mini for IOS section of the forum.
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A Former User last edited by
The search engine StartPage offers to visit websites anonymously:
To signal this mode, StartPage uses an unusual color, like Opera for its private windows:
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Rubulat last edited by
@yanta: May be they are not too pushy on the bottom line, but on the upper panel they are very annoying
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A Former User last edited by
@Rubulat When Opera introduced this colour, I found it unpleasant at first as well. However, since then it hasn't happened to me that I close a window with dozens of tabs which content I have to rework and then realize that it was a private window whose tabs can't be restored (that's what I meant by signal effect).
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Rubulat last edited by
@yanta: This signal effect takes too much attention. It's enough to use just another color to understand the differense between normal and private modes.
