Opera unveils Opera One, an entirely redesigned browser
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JoannaCzajka Opera last edited by
@op2: Thanks! In deed, redesign will gradually be continued in the next updates.
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CryoNero last edited by
I'm really hoping you're going to let us put more web panel now.
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IAmTamal last edited by leocg
For God's Sake, Fix This
- It's a huge link preview, please please please optimize this.
- I can't drag any tab to a new monitor, why ?
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hectormaciasa1979 last edited by
Still too many problems, it will import my bookmarks from my HTML file I created from classic Opera, but it won't copy them to the Speed Dial section, which is the sole purpose of that operation for me.
Also on a touch screen it ignores my pen and won't allow me to switch to a different tab, unles I use a mouse or the trackpad.
Other than that it looks cute.
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hectormaciasa1979 last edited by
@hectormaciasa1979: Elements on side panel are at the bottom, we should be able to move them around or select top as an option.
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davidgould last edited by
@ess-es-1868: I'm not a fan of the new look (liked the old a lot) but I can live with it. There may be a big improvement in the multi-tab/extensions memory usage of around 300MB, which would be a massive win for me and stop me going to Sidekick.
'Painting' seems a lot faster.. 50%?
We have tab grouping at long last. The "islands" are a little tall at the moment for me.There's a usability problem with tabs that play sound -- the 'x' to close them is no longer visible. I have ~25 tabs/islands.
Apart from the weird blobby look, it's all a big win for me.
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andrew84 last edited by
If the Opera One is very early access version, maybe it should have a separate parallel branch I think (like gx and crypto). When it'll be ready then replace the current regular version.
I very doubt that all the issues will be fixed until it becomes Stable, taking into account that versions lifecycle become shorter recently.
I think it'll take months to 'stabilize' the One version like it happened with Reborn 3. -
Nuiin last edited by leocg
I much prefer the traditional Opera to the proposed new "improved" one which I think is ugly. I've tried the AI and had difficulties not least actually being able to log on to the services. Frankly I don't see the point of AI in a browser as basic as it is currently: if I want information I like to search for it manually myself rather than have clipped versions of it served up by an not-to-smart neural net or algorithm: I much prefer managing my tabs manually as well and wonder how many longstanding Opera users feel the same way. Only time will tell by maybe the time has come for me to move to Vivaldi. I would be sorry to do this because, for a very long time, Opera has always been The browser for me.
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andrew84 last edited by
@hectormaciasa1979 if this is a real modular design, I should be able to customize and move the modules where I want.
It means that I can drag address bar above tabstrip or put tabstrip at the bottom or to the left/right (it means vertical tabs). The same is with sidebar.
But I doubt how necessary it is and I don't think the modules will be moveable because of developing time-consuming to adopt the modules to look and work well together. -
JoannaCzajka Opera last edited by
@hectormaciasa1979: Thanks for the feedback. When you import, do you bookmarks land in the other folder in Bookmarks (other than Speed Dial), or they don't show up at all?
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JoannaCzajka Opera last edited by
@iamtamal: The fix for dragging a tab to a new window (and to other monitor) is on the way!
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JoannaCzajka Opera last edited by
@davidgould: Hi! Regarding usability problem with x button on tan, are you on Windows or Mac?
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JoannaCzajka Opera last edited by
@koimark: If you "Hide" a workspace in Sidebar Settings, you can bring it back with previously opened tabs. If you "remove" this workspace, tabs will be removed.
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JoannaCzajka Opera last edited by
@koimark: "Opera gives warning about closing the whole window that contains all my tabs and workspaces" > we will check that.
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