[Compilation]Discussions About Missing Speed Dial/Home Page Button In Opera One
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jay7son last edited by
Maybe it's a scaling issue as my laptop has updated and still has the button at the top ?
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A Former User last edited by
@oldfan mouse middle click in space at top opens start page i think always worth checking what mouse wheel click does and maybe if opera made people aware of this instead of just removing an existing method, that would be nice.
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Gateau last edited by Gateau
I created a favorite speed dial button and put it on the favorites bar.
address : opera://startpageshared.
I wish my workaround could be placed on the address bar instead so that it looks more like the original.
Edit: I just found out the original speed dial button is hidden in the sidebar. That's embarrassing.
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informationeagle last edited by
@kevdotkrizzle This works, although the way they had it was better of course. Thanks.
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Frmg last edited by
@peterib70 Same issue here.
Its so hard use a web browser without a home button.
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averageguy last edited by
Sure, but you're giving up space on your desktop to make that "favorites bar" visible. There remains the unanswered question - how does removing it benefit Opera or the user?
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buchtik last edited by
The changes lately irritate me a lot... Speed Dial button is missing is one of them.
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missspeeddial last edited by
you are constantly releasing new updates but still the button has not returned.
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Neket88 last edited by
please return Speed Dial button as soon as possible. it is very useful button
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cpking last edited by
Well, after fiddling with this start page mess for a few days, I better understand the behavior. I hate it, and it's not productive, but I hate it.
In a world where having many tabs open is a problem, Opera perpetuates the problem. There doesn't seem to be a way to go to the start page (speed dials) IN an open tab. One must click the + or the speed dial button in the sidebar (at the bottom left) which is both highly counterintuitive and requires you orient yourself from the address bar to find it.
Pinning the start page to the tab bar works the first time, but doesn't allow for opening the start page again in that tab.
I was an early adopter and moved away from IE, Chrome, Firefox and Edge. And this simple but profound change has me looking, once again, for a browser that is productive for me.
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Gateau last edited by
Agreed. And not only that.
The new speed dial button opens in a new tab instead of in the existing tab as before. My bookmark button "opera://startpageshared", which I pin on the bookmarks bar, restores the old function.
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Telinnor last edited by
Today the new Opera One got installed and the speed dial button is gone.
When i open a new tab the speed dial opens as normal, but i want open it manually. -
shikuren last edited by leocg
Hello! How to bring back a start page button in address bar?
The new Opera 101.0.4843.25 is removed it.
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A Former User last edited by
you can add it as bookmark, it is only known way: add bookmark with adress: opera://startpage
it is my first bookmark
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shikuren last edited by
@tastodd said in Start Page button is missing in Opera 101.0.4843.25:
The "start page button" has been moved to the sidebar
Thanks, but It's so unusual. I have never used the sidebar. Why the Opera refused the Start Page/Home button in the address bar?
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modemjunkie last edited by modemjunkie
@gateau Great. But when I paste opera://startpageshared into the address field it opens the start page but I don't see any way to pin it. Or make a bookmark. How do we create that on our machines? Thanks.
len
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Richard127gm last edited by
@leocg They do, however, have a start button. Maybe they should allow actual users to decide whether they want such a button or not. Why should I have to close a current tab then open another, to get the start page? It's a waste of time and effort (albeit a small one). Imposing your choices on users is a sure way to lose them.
