Bye Bye Opera
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alreadybanned last edited by
Yep, I'm in the exact same boat.
Here's the extensions I use in Firefox to get it close to Opera's long lost glory. Maybe it will help
Opera like features:
Add Bookmarks Here 2
Add to Search Bar
Auto Sort Bookmarks
Clone Tab
Context Search
Download Manager Tweak
New Tab Homepage
Personal Menu
Tile Tabs
Undo Closed Tabs ButtonI also use:
Stylish
Grease Monkey
Stratiform
and a few othersThere is one for sessions as well that will work just like Opera's. SimpleMail is a built in email client but it is buggy so I'm sticking with Opera Mail for now
cheers
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alreadybanned last edited by
UGH, I should have put commas since this forum bunches lists as one run on sentence that I can't seem to edit either
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A Former User last edited by
To force a carriage return put a couple of spaces after each one in the list before you do the carriage return.
It might end up looking the way you want then!
Really intuitive eh?!
Sorry, I really do not like this forum!
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albatros48 last edited by
"Sorry, I really do not like this forum!"
So it's up to you!
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blackbird71 last edited by"Sorry, I really do not like this forum!"
So it's up to you!
Leave here and go to another one....-)I think he's referring to the peculiarities of the markdown coding one needs to insert into their typed text to get formatting that makes one's messages more readable... in that, I share his opinion. Getting numbered/bulleted lists and nested paragraphs to render correctly, particularly within quoted material, is nearly impossible - regardless of the browser one is using. The posted text habitually runs together with inconsistent line and paragraph spacings, etc. The site's code "tools" definitely need serious attention...
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Deleted User last edited by
Guys, let's cut the Opera Team some slack. I believe they're trying with what limited resources they have to give us the best possible experience as well as browser. I'm sure over time things will iron out in both areas.
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A Former User last edited by
@blackbird71
Yes, that's exactly what I meant!
I have no problem with the forum as a community, it's just the technical implementation of it I have issues with.@leushino
I usually agree with a lot of what you say, but not on this I'm afraid.
The forum should not have been rolled out in its present form, a simple re-direction to the old forum, now as a standalone with no connection to the discontinued My Opera, with all the cr*p removed, would have been far better, and it could have gradually been changed to the "new look".You rightly point out to people who don't like the new Opera that they can still use the old version.
Sadly that isn't the case with the forum, it's this of nothing if you want to carry on interacting with fellow Opera users, and I'm afraid in its present form it probably frightens away a lot of potential new users, because it seems so limited and user unfriendly.
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jito463 last edited by
Guys, let's cut the Opera Team some slack. I believe they're trying with what limited resources they have to give us the best possible experience as well as browser. I'm sure over time things will iron out in both areas.
And to do so, with both the browser and the forums, they've opted to push out products that were woefully inadequate for the desired purpose, and then work on them while customers attempt to use them. Yeah, great philosophy. Most companies actually test the stuff out, and make it work before they make it available.
What possible sense would that make, though. Right?
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Deleted User last edited by
If the moderator is not going to delete threads such as this one, at least lock it.
