Where is the "Recently closed tabs/Tab menu" button on the top right?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@roberto64 I've been using Opera and around here for more than twenty years and every time a new feature is added or removed/changed, there are lots of complaints. Sometimes more, sometimes less.
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vikont 0 last edited by vikont 0
If you click on the clock symbol on the sidebar (on the left hand side), it will open a history tab, with Recently Closed tabs on top. Clicking on any of them restores a tab. It's the same functionality as before, just a different location...
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roberto64 last edited by
@vikont-0 Yes, I have seen it, thanks for your reply vikont. But before it was all together (closed tabs and tabs on other devices) in a single access much more convenient and practical to find tabs.
Now, they are not only separated, but also to see tabs on other devices opens them in a very impractical large window compared to the immediacy it had before accessing everything.
And on top of that, they replaced access to all of this with a search popup that adds nothing, and to top it off, it doesn't even take dark mode.
They are all negative details compared to the practicality of the previous access.
Those of us who have used Opera for a long time, largely love it for those practical details, such as the fact that you can go back to the beginning of a page by clicking on its tab ... it's as if they took that away from us. The improvement is not understood.
And on top of that is a change that was resisted many months ago, by many users: just look at the number of visits from these threads ...
It is incredible that they do not listen to many people, it is not something that a couple of users crave because they do not like a detail, it is something that makes the browser less practical ... and it seems that they do not care.
Thanks vikont, I still appreciate your message. -
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jolang last edited by
@vikont-0 said in Where is the "Recently closed tabs/Tab menu" button on the top right?:
If you click on the clock symbol on the sidebar (on the left hand side), it will open a history tab, with Recently Closed tabs on top. Clicking on any of them restores a tab. It's the same functionality as before, just a different location...
Thanks for that! But still, that is not that user-friendly.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@roberto64 It has happened before.
As I said, every feature removed or changed has users asking why it happened and to not remove it.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@roberto64 This is mainly a forum for users to help each other. Although Opera employees read it and may reply eventually, we should not expect it to happen that often.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@roberto64 I'm saying that if they are do things based only on complaints, they probably would do nothing.
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JKS258 last edited by
@donq No it doesn't, but this thread, unless I'm mistaken, is solely about the restoration of the "Recently Closed Tabs" icon, for which a solution was found above. I'm not familiar with the issue of lost shortcuts, but that may be addressed in a different thread. Hope you find it....
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tapedi2471 last edited by
I'm saying that if they are do things based only on complaints, they probably would do nothing.
That is not true and not relevant. In this case they've simply cut the functionality (#search-in-open-tabs) for the sake of cutting.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@tapedi2471 Well, experience tells me that it's true and, most probably relevant.
And they didn't remove it for nothing, they almost certainly had a good reason to change the feature. To something better in my opinion.
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tyllurius last edited by
- https://get.opera.com/ftp/pub/opera/desktop/
- install 69.0.3686.95, last version with the button working
- deactivate autoupdate
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raphael-mioche last edited by
@tyllurius said in Where is the "Recently closed tabs/Tab menu" button on the top right?:
- https://get.opera.com/ftp/pub/opera/desktop/
- install 69.0.3686.95, last version with the button working
- deactivate autoupdate
It's not a sustainable solution.
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roberto64 last edited by
@leocg Do you think these are "only complaints"? His answer seems to me very little empathetic.
In this case we do not make a complaint for pleasure, we are arguing something that is evident: the functionality is clearly affected.
It is not a matter of taste, or "only complaints", or wanting to annoy the developers because we feel like it, there are fundamentals and it is evident that trimming is impractical.
And aldo, you as a moderator seem to support that, instead of seeing that there are many of us who argue why the change seems bad to us.
Nothing personal, neither with you nor with the developers.
If you think we are all wrong, you should explain why you think that cut is better and how Opera improves.
You or someone should, out of respect for us, explain that to us. -
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@roberto64 I don't have to explain anything to you, but let's go.
The new feature allow you to search for your opened tabs, including its contents. For me it seems very useful if you have lots of tabs opened.
Although it only shows the last 3 closed tabs, what I think would be enough, you can search for your closet tabs, what is better than look to a long list. If they add possibility to search for closed tabs content, it would be even better. -
andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@leocg said in Where is the "Recently closed tabs/Tab menu" button on the top right?:
if you have lots of tabs opened
How many open tabs at the same time do you have daily, in average?
I have no more than 10, usually 3-4 tabs, often 1-2.@leocg said in Where is the "Recently closed tabs/Tab menu" button on the top right?:
The new feature allow you to search for your opened tabs, including its contents
InstantSearch allows doing that, all what was need is to add the 'content search' feature.
Instead of breaking 3 features (InstantSearch, TabMenu, Tabs cycler popup) -
andrew84 last edited by
@leocg said in Where is the "Recently closed tabs/Tab menu" button on the top right?:
This is mainly a forum for users to help each other. Although Opera employees read it and may reply eventually, we should not expect it to happen that often.
If I don't mistake, the new commenting system in the blog was implemented to improve the feedback between forum and blog, between users and Opera team.
