R2020 is here and it lets you tidy your browsing
-
chas4 last edited by@eugene-b: Opera 67.0.3575.53 has the security fixes it looks like
Why Open the Web?
Despite the connecting purpose of the Web, it is not entirely open to all of its users.
When used correctly, HTML documents can be displayed across platforms and devices.
However, many devices are excluded access to Web content. -
A Former User last edited by
There's a new build: https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/67.0.3575.53/
-
-
max1c last edited by
This is nice and all but can we please have tab stacking? It's so much better than using this for people like me. Also, please make flow work without the sidebar being enabled. Why can I not open my flow without the sidebar? Who thought this was a good idea???
-
jojo0587 last edited by
@eugene-b: yes
https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2020/03/opera-67-3575-53-stable-update/My proposals for changes in Opera (Google Document).
- There are not enough signs to put all the links here. -
stanislavstratil last edited by
@max1c: With workspaces implemented, I dont think they will add tab stacking. Its basicaly the same thing... and tab stacking should be actualy available now in chromium, so I think that the workspaces is just the same feature, but re-worked for Opera.
-
lambdat75 last edited by
Five workspaces barely enough for me - I want to have one workspace for my Project1, one more for Project2, one for my upcoming trip, one for my Music lesson, there are more. They also synchronize and seem to be messed up between home and work PC.
Without sidebar shown I would love to see name of my current Workspace somewhrere. -
KitL last edited by
Re. the Tab cycler: why not just have Ctrl + Tab cycle though the actual tabs? Simpler, and one less keystroke, compared to having to select an icon (plus the icons are smaller than the tabbed pages, so harder to recognise.
The joke here is I could not log in using Opera... using Chrome now. -
-
-
aleszajc last edited by
It's OK just can't get used to the new workspaces. Sidebar was cleaner looking before the update. Please include the option to disable workspaces. Or at least an option to hide this blue workspace icon. It is somehow distracting me
Have a nice day
-
burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@aleszajc Click the meatball menu (3 horizontal dots) at the bottom of the sidebar. There you will be able to disable workspaces.
-
aleszajc last edited by
@burnout426 how stupid of me. I was using right click on the side bar but I was unable to diable the workspae1. Thank you very much for that
you deserve a beer. 
-
Z3NT last edited by
It is really a good idea, very innovative and such, but I think you should put another color to indicate which of the workspaces is the one selected, since the light blue contrasts a lot (at least in night mode), thanks for your attention.
-
burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@aleszajc said in R2020 is here and it lets you tidy your browsing:
I was using right click on the side bar but I was unable to diable the workspae1
Yeah, I guess the idea there is that tabs are always part of some workspace and workspace 1 is the default workspace that we're all used to. If workspaces are set to show (enabled), then you gotta show the default one (workspace 1). That's my guess on Opera's thinking.
-
-
mmwlada1 last edited by
@Opera-Comments-Bot I was just thinking how great it would be if we could have separate sessions per work space. I would love to have different sessions for work and home.
-
A Former User last edited by
can you add allow/block button to 'opera://settings/siteData' page? there is so many website. if u add allow/block button, i can add allowed website (opera://settings/content/cookies) much faster.
-
-
A Former User last edited by
Lol, the comments down there. The workspaces are simply great, but you just can't please everybody.
