Opera 66.0.3475.0 developer update

[firuz-u7]

firuz-u7 @leocg last edited by

@leocg said:

@firuz-u7 English here please

This is understandable, but it’s a matter of habit, and even when I want to select the scroll folder, it’s not very convenient because there are two scroll bars and sometimes one scrolls sometimes the other.
Https://imgur.com/WbCdASo

And Opera GX has both side panels combined, but in regular Opera you need to open the second side panel to use extensions for the side panel.
Https://imgur.com/undefined

Sorry, I wrote in Russian

[spiryts]

spiryts last edited by

Finally, we have one side bar, thank you, so can I have hope for option to move it on the right side ?, and, can something be done with "wyślij do mojego flow" to make it shorter.

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @andrew84 last edited by burnout426

@andrew84 said in Opera 66.0.3475.0 developer update:

@burnout426 said in Opera 66.0.3475.0 developer update:

done/ready button is just a "close dialog"

I thought this is a chromium's limitation and can't be changed, but in Vivaldi it works logical/correctly: if I don't press 'done' button, bookmarks won't be added.

Yes, I think Vivaldi's way makes more sense. Vivaldi's UI is a giant web page, so when you click on the bookmark icon, I don't think you're invoking the add bookmark function directly, which allows Vivaldi to not invoke the real function until you (the user) really chooses to actually save the bookmark.

[andrew84]

andrew84 @burnout426 last edited by

@burnout426 said in Opera 66.0.3475.0 developer update:

Vivaldi's way makes more sense

I also like that in Vivaldi the 'Clear browsing Data' popup is standalone (opens without the Settings page appearing first)

[elspivo]

elspivo last edited by

Dear Opera, how about posibility to adding custom websites to the left side-bar (mobile or desktop version)? It will be great to pin Twitter, or Instagram, for example. Something like Messenger, or Whatsapp. Do you have any plans for it? I will be grateful for your response.

[xantares]

xantares @Opera Comments Bot last edited by xantares

Just happened that Opera was locked into a fullscreen mode (Linux Mint/Cinnamon, latest). Neither Esc nor F11 helped to cancel it; Ctrl-Q-ing out was possible, but Opera re-started fullscreen (– and I mean fullscreen, not maximized!).

The way to go was either to lose the current session deleting Current Session file from profile – or hacking that file with an hex-editor, changing the .state value in the setWindowBounds3 record (type 0x0E) from 0x05 to 0x01 (and adjusting .width and .height int32's a little) and thus keeping the session.

[A Former User]

A Former User @xantares last edited by

@xantares i tried to reproduced this bug playing a youtube video in fullscreen mode. Now i'm stuck in fullscreen mode. Can you tell me more specifically where can i find this .state value in Current Session file?

[A Former User]

A Former User @xantares last edited by

@xantares Oh! never mind, escaped by deleting Current Session file.

[xantares]

xantares @Guest last edited by

@intek13x Right. That's the easy way to cope with the issue, if you don't need to keep your session.

[ralf-brinkmann]

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