Opera 78 Stable

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kened Banned @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84: Yes.

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Just in case, reminding regarding the video pop-out improvement suggestions.
https://forums.opera.com/post/225402

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @kened last edited by

@kened Only a few lines and there's nothing there saying that Opera will have Windows 11 looks.

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @kened last edited by

@kened There's already an option to go back to the original video.

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kened Banned @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84: It's been a long time. I had forgotten the title of the video.

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kened Banned @leocg last edited by

@leocg: “We are exploring our options but our goal will be to bring Opera to the Microsoft Store as soon as possible. So far, we’ve seen a bit more user-friendliness in the new Windows 11 UI and, of course, any such changes that make our users’ lives easier on Windows are welcome.”

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kened Banned @leocg last edited by

@leocg: Yes. But it is more costly to have to go back to the tab to watch the video in full screen than if there was a button or double mouse click to make the video go full screen.

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @kened last edited by

@kened Exactly what I said, they may consider the new Windows 11 looks for the future but there's no affirmation that Opera UI will have a Windows 11 style.

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @kened last edited by

@kened If I were to watch a video in full screen, I would do it from the beginning.

If I was watching it in video pop out and needed to do it in a bigger size, I would return to the original video or simply resize the pop out.

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kened Banned @leocg last edited by

@leocg: Are you reading the text? When you read "Windows 11 UI" what do think they are talking about?

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@leocg:

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andrew84 @kened last edited by andrew84

@kened If I don't mistake, Opera already used to have blur in the UI along with semi transparent elements/panels (somewhere in 30-40 versions, Win Vista/7 era).
And the old design sometimes looks much more modern the the current one.

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @kened last edited by

@kened I keep what I said, there's no affirmation that they will adopt a Windows 11 look in Opera UI.

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If you disable the #Video Conferencing Popout flag when you close the browser, it starts a cyclic restart with crash recovery.

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minho last edited by

Regression on Arch Linux running Gnome 40.2.0.
Black borders around main menu and context menus.

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kened Banned @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84: Those were good days. That was one of the best Opera's interface.

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kened Banned @leocg last edited by

@leocg: They talked about inspiration. Developers never says exactly what they are planning to do. Mainly Opera developers.

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @kened last edited by

@kened That's correct, and they have reasons for doing it. Some people may tend to interpret things in a way that they say what they want to hear and not necessarily what those things are really saying.

Some people also may not understand that things may change at every moment.

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kened Banned @leocg last edited by

@leocg: What you're saying doesn't make any sense. Let's go back to our high school interpreting classes: what is the core of this text? What is his main message? Can you help me understand what the text is about?

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @kened last edited by

@kened You mean the text in the link you've posted or the text of my comment?

The text on the page is an article in which the author tries to show what he thinks may happen to Opera based on an interview with some developers.