Opera 102.0.4864.0 developer update
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homarlozoya last edited by
The pop up button has disappeared from the sites, now I have to right click twice to force the video to pop up
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multiwebinc last edited by
After upgrading, moving tabs to other workspaces no longer works (right click > move to). You need to remove the workspaces and re-add them.
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andrew84 last edited by
Opened the One browser again for a moment after not seeing it during a week or two.
Black (not transparent) Windows 10's taskbar + dark themed youtube + browser light theme = still super ugly looking content's border. -
A Former User last edited by A Former User
But… it’s beautification. Look at the cool grey borders!
They are awesome. They serve zero function, but that doesn't matter.
It’s the latest design thing. It makes Opera the cool kid. Bubbles FTW.
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tastodd last edited by tastodd
@vegelund said in Opera 102.0.4864.0 developer update:
Is Opera serious with keeping the purple color?
That is ugly AF.
Perhaps they were listening to Prince while having design meetings.Agree. This looks ugly. It is very strange that the Opera has gone from its usual form.
By the way, I created a separate topic on the forum about this, you can leave your opinions there -
andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@simcard78 said in Opera 102.0.4864.0 developer update:
also Edge has this graphic design
So do you see the content border or borders around toolbars/panels in Edge? I don't.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@simcard78 Sorry. I can't test right now the Canary or Dev version of the Edge.
But I checked some videos where latest versions are reviewed and it seems that you're right because I noticed the rounded frame and rounded island tabs.*But in this case the hyped Opera One version's design is just the default chromium's one.
@vegelund It seems that the ugly borders are from chromium, this is not Opera's innovation.
I checked this video and saw the border also in Edge Canary or Dev.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FIKzTlJkJgAt the same time, chrome Canary doesn't have the border as it seems.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@andrew84 said
@vegelund It seems that the ugly borders are from chromium, this is not Opera's innovation.
At the same time, chrome Canary doesn't have the border as it seems.Perhaps Chrome and Firefox will be safe harbours in design-stormy waters.
Team dark side:
Why does Opera dark theme have a bright scrollbar field? With an almost invisible pull bar (check google.com).
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ralf-brinkmann last edited by
@davidgould, I don't understand what you mean. I am currently using the 4864 again. At the moment it seems to be working better than the previous version. Wait and see what surprises are yet to come.
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