Opera 68 is here with built-in Instagram in the sidebar
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ext last edited by ext
I understand. But a green, white or other color padlock means that SSL is implemented. So what does it matter what color is set here?
I have a different question for you, a question for the developer of Opera. When will you fix this bug?
Since several editions of the Opera, a folder: opera autoupdate is automatically created in the Downloads folder in my documents. This folder contains the Crash Reports folder and the file opera_autoupdate.txt
Look, this is not a issue from my computer. Recently, I installed a clean Windows friend and installed the latest Opera and this "opera autoupdate" folder was created in the Download folder.
Contents opera_autoupdate.txt
[7032:7052:0423/111718.051:313858:WARNING:update_check_handler_impl_win.cc(75)] [AU] Task failure count : 0
[7032:7052:0423/111718.051:313858:INFO:protocol_impl.cc(831)] Main update resource available: falseFix it because it's frustrating.
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A Former User last edited by
Did anyone else get this "suggestion" in their opera installation too?
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regnareb last edited by
Why spend time to implement specific sidebar website when you could spend time to implement an add (+) button to let the user add any custom website... That decision is beyond me, the sidebar has so much potential but we are so limited and nearly useless right now
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A Former User last edited by
Opera, please, don't force me to switch to another browser. I don't want to use your sidebar, it's just a waste of screen space for me. But you keep moving features so, that they are accessible only with Sidebar. Now I can't see tabs from other devices without your stupid Sidebar. Opera, please, don't fix things that are not broken. Don't force me to switch
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A Former User last edited by
So, I don't use Sidebar, how am I supposed to get to other devices' tabs now?
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chas4 last edited by
Bookmark bar is turned on after the update even tho it was off before the update.
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alexswak last edited by
No! Give me the drop-down menu back! I don't care about search in open tabs, I just want to see the recently closed tabs and other devices' tabs without using the sidebar.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@leocg: I don't mean such a long period, I mean the time when the InstantSearch and MyFlow were implemented, for example. I can turn the features I don't need off and continue using features I need. That's something that can be called 'painless' new features implementation.
Now I'm forced to use the features I don't need and I can't continue using the previous and important to me features anymore.P.S. I can say that 'Search in tabs' feature was implemented in Stable version extremely fast. Looks like some critical change that needs fast implementation. The feature should stay in 69 ver., it doesn't even support the dark theme yet.
Now 'happy' users can open 200 tabs and enjoy by typing and searching for open tabs.
All the complaints and suggestions were simply ignored when the feature appeared in Developer version. There were suggestions to just restyle the TabMenu and keep both 'recently closed' and 'open tabs' + search as a compromise solution. We were promised to get a better feedback after new commenting service (instead of Disqus) was introduced and synchronized with forum, but in fact the feedback become worse and the users feedback is ignored (except the video pop-out which still needs improvements, but there were quite many requested changes implemented). -
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@leocg said in Opera 68 is here with built-in Instagram in the sidebar:
The idea seems to be that secure pages should be the standard and not something that deserves a colored padlock icon or even an padlock icon itself.
I agree, but if the site is not secured, then a padlock is not displayed next to the address. So it's clear to the user. So I think that changing the color of the padlock in browsers from green to white does not matter here, to avoid people thinking that green means a safer side. And white color does not mean a safer site? People can also think about how the white padlock is displayed then it is a safe site.
@leocg said in Opera 68 is here with built-in Instagram in the sidebar:
@ext Regarding the problem with the autoupdate folder, it's know and it's being investigated.
All right.