How to use Tab Islands in Opera One Browser
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jolp last edited by
I was experimenting the same confusion that most people here (If ain't broken, don't fix it!) and all I had to do was turning this complicated and unnecesary islands off and then access the opera://flags menu to get my scrolling bar back again.
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shayan-01 last edited by
@ryanbreed Thank you, I didn't know this. But I'm not comfortable with this solution.
Opera browser's UI is the best in my opinion and I expect it to be perfect. -
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haakan last edited byWell, well, well... I think Tab Islands could be useful...if we can combine them with workspaces and tab strip scrolling.
I'm the kind of user who carries multiple tasks at time so I have like 100-200 tabs open. I appreciate the feature.
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DaleNeurauter last edited by leocg
How do you turn Tab Islands off?
Never asked for them, didn't want them.
Was surprised when everything turned into Tab Islands!
And, what's this garbage? Just to ask a question? JHC!
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h4leiv last edited by
Is there a way to change the colour handles? There should be, these default colours are upsetting me.
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peteee last edited by
@leocg: Could you suggest an answer to their question tho? I'm curious too since I've disabled tab islands in the settings, yet there is still a tab island in the bar...
I love Opera, but it kills me that every "update" I have to dig through settings to try and return the browser to the way it worked prior
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DaleNeurauter last edited by leocg
@peteee
** jolp ** had the answer earlier... Worked for me..."I was experimenting the same confusion that most people here (If ain't broken, don't fix it!) and all I had to do was turning this complicated and unnecesary islands off and then access the opera://flags menu to get my scrolling bar back again."
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EdwardRichard last edited by
Can I use Tab Islands in Opera One Browser on both desktop and mobile devices.?
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Jeanmi67 last edited by
How to don't use Tabs Islands? I prefer the traditional presentation.
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Jeanmi67 last edited by
@leocg Thank you for your reply, but I've come to the conclusion that I asked the wrong question.
My question is: how can I go back to the old tab layout, independently of the tab islands? In the new tab layout, the tabs are so tightly packed that it's no longer possible to select one without error. -
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Dragonblanco33 last edited by
The gods have heard my prayers! thank you! I am also one of those who have +100 tabs! I don't know if it does but I would like you to add a function so that the non-expanded tabs remain Inactive (that they are not loaded in memory or in the processor) until you expand "the island". It would also be nice if with a combination of keys you can switch tabs and show a reduced or full view of them, a similar way as "windows 10" does with the "alt+tab" keys but a little larger or full of the tab , this would add a little more fluidity and dynamics to the navigation between tabs, something similar to changing "Channels" on TV. It would also be nice if by pressing a key, it redirects you to a random tab (no fake)
Thanks again to the developers and the "ideas" channelers... Greetings from Argentina from a novice programmer and ideas channeler... among other things...hehe
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