Opera 73.0.3856.184 beta update

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A Former User @leocg last edited by A Former User

@leocg: "on all streams".

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@kened GX is not an Opera stream.

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Please fix the Snapshot, which is of little use now on Twitter.

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@leocg: Are you sure?

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@thelittlebrowserthatcould I second the humble request. Snapshot is unusable now, yet.

Snapshot makes screenshots with left shift
Opera 74.0.3870.0 developer update - Snapshot's left shift

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@kened Yes, GX has even its own streams.

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@leocg: OK.

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@pavelopdev: With Twitter, the author's name is obscured in the Snapshot. A workaround is to use the option to capture the full screen (which is actually only the window contents, when the address bar might be wanted also); save the image; then open it (Ctrl+O, since we lost the menu item all those years ago with the move to Chromium); and THEN use the Snapshot, which now doesn't suffer from the left shift!

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A Former User @thelittlebrowserthatcould last edited by A Former User

@thelittlebrowserthatcould Thanks.
That's what I'm doing all the times I need to graphically comment an image, sorta Snapshots of screenshots.

Firstly, I do make screenshots from operating system level and secondly, i use Opera's Snapshot. You do it from time to time, hence Ctrl+O is handy.

I made a step forward and I have created handy subdirectory page which I keep opened all the time. I use it frequently, not for screenshots only. Debian is simply the best. Then Opera.

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thats good

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A Former User @leocg last edited by A Former User

@leocg: Remember when we talked about this? I had no free time, but now I could look at Opera better and look what I found: OPERA_PLAYER: 'opera_player' ,.
Yes, the Opera Player is already coming to GX.
That is a code snippet from an Opera GX utils.

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@kened Where did you find it?

Anyway, like I said before, Player should come when version 72 reaches GX.

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@leocg I found this in one of the .js files. I hope that together with the Player the BABE will also arrive in version 72. I saw that BABE is intentionally hidden. There is probably work to be done before launch.

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@kened What js files?

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@kened Or maybe they don't want it on GX.

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A Former User @leocg last edited by

@leocg If they didn't want BABE in Opera GX they wouldn't be building it, meticulously. I've been following BABE's progress in Opera GX code for a long time. Also, it wouldn't make sense not to have it on Opera GX.

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A Former User @leocg last edited by

@leocg I can't remember which one, but I'll try to look again and tell you.

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A Former User @leocg last edited by

@leocg I found it. This file: navigation_consts.js

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@kened GX's code is basically Opera code, so it's expected that you see features of one in the other.

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@leocg OK.