Opera 101 Stable
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DHHD last edited by
Broken workspaces. Closing the last tab in the current workspace causes the entire window to close, along with tabs in other workspaces.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@dhhd Each workspace has its own windows and tabs. So you are saying if I have three windows with ten tabs in each one in workspace 1 and I go to workspace 2, with the same number of windows and tabs, and close all tabs from a single window, all windows and tabs will be lost?
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thelittlebrowserthatcould last edited by@leocg No, each window contains tabs in at least one workspace, and may contain additional workspaces, each with more tabs.
I'm not prepared to risk testing and thereby possibly losing the contents of my workspaces, which can take a considerable time to restore. I've asked for a decent session manger, which respects workspaces, several times.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@thelittlebrowserthatcould It seems that your are misunderstanding how workspaces work.
A workspace contains windows an tabs, no the opposite. You can't have two workspaces opened at the same time.
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rijndael9 last edited byHi @angelussol, I assume that you use a partners build dedicated for ru localization. Please download a build from opera.com and rwrite your installer. Let us know if problem will fix after this.
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andrew84 last edited by
Just pay attention on how many upvotes regarding the pointless rounded corners https://forums.opera.com/post/314077
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thelittlebrowserthatcould last edited by
@leocg just to be sure we're using the same terms: a workspace in Opera is usually accessed via its icon in the upper part of the sidebar. If I recall correctly, two workspaces are configured in a fresh installation. Opening a new window (e.g. Ctrl+N) will show the same workspaces (two, or however many the user has configured) in the sidebar, but at that point they will only each be populated by the speed dial. Closing any of those speed dial tabs in any workspace of the new window before any other tab has been opened will close the new window,
Is one of your meanings for workspace equivalent to desktop (i.e. part of the operating system/desktop environment), and outside Opera?
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DHHD last edited by
@leocg
The bug is reproduced if two windows are open.
If one window is open, everything works correctly.2 windows:
https://youtu.be/LmGt9KMMltY1 window:
https://youtu.be/qy6xVdvhHQ4 -
leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@thelittlebrowserthatcould Yes, I'm talking about the workspaces whose icons are in the sidebar.
When click on one of the icons you change to that workspace and can access all of its windows and tabs
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TecHiFi last edited by
I haven't been here for a while, maybe this was previously discussed, but I have a serious issue with this vertical window "frame" that Opera now has. If my mouse slides to the left and I try to scroll the page, it doesn't scroll because the cursor is on this couple of pixels wide frame. But my eyes do scroll, expecting the page to scroll as well, and I got some very unpleasant and weird vertigo-like feeling. Which is absolutely awful. If the top-bar can pick up mouse commands (click the active tab to scroll to the top), I am sure picking up scrolling when the mouse cursor is on that frame is also possible. This is becoming so annoying and physically unpleasant that I am thinking of switching to another browser, at least until it is fixed with some option like "Disable tab bar's top spacing when browser window is maximized", or something similar. I'm pretty sure this isn't just me with this issue.
