What happened to "Right Click: (word) > Look Up" when you want to define a word?

[Teezeeh]

Teezeeh @Jripy last edited by

@jripy I've been having trouble reading articles because of this change as well. Can we request the developers to being this action back to Opera One for macOS?

[ecnalmagnus]

ecnalmagnus last edited by leocg

Please bring the "Look Up" feature back for highlighted words. I just updated Opera and it is no longer in the menu options. I use this all of the time. It still works in all my other applications, just not Opera. This might be a deal breaker for me as far as choosing a browser is concerned.

[Stiiz22]

Stiiz22 @ecnalmagnus last edited by

@ecnalmagnus I agree, it's a vital feature for me as I always have to now use "Search" instead, which ruins the experience for me.

[m6v10]

m6v10 @Stiiz22 last edited by leocg

@stiiz22 ive moved over to Brave browser, too many features screwed up in the "One" version, bloody rubbish!

[ecnalmagnus]

ecnalmagnus @leocg last edited by

@leocg it is a Mac feature, and one that works in almost every other Mac application. It used to work in Opera, too, until the most recent update.

[ecnalmagnus]

ecnalmagnus last edited by ecnalmagnus

If the Opera devs don't get this fixed, and quickly, I am going to another browser that has this feature. I grew so accustom to having it with Opera, that it irritates my multiple times a day now. Please bring this feature back, Now. This works with every other browser that I have checked on my Mac, and it worked with Opera until just the latest update a few weeks ago.

[Xaetherium]

Xaetherium last edited by

All,

I was having the same problem and came across this posting. When I realized I wasn't alone, I looked into other options besides waiting for Opera to fix the problem.

On my install, at least, I can still select a word on screen and use cmd-ctl-D to look up the word in the dictionary. Problem solved!

I hope this works for everyone else.

Jai

[greyeyezz]

greyeyezz last edited by

It's back on 102.0.4880 Ventura.

[ichanath]

ichanath @Jripy last edited by

@jripy
You mean this?

If you click Explain briefly, Explore topic, Aria will come out and give you a reply. Or you'd get a translation, if that's what you want.

[greyeyezz]

greyeyezz @ichanath last edited by greyeyezz

@ichanath This is what we want.

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[ichanath]

ichanath @greyeyezz last edited by ichanath

@greyeyezz
To get that you need to use Safari.
But, in Opera, you can get this,

Anyway, Opera's Aria is quite good at "looking up the words"

[greyeyezz]

greyeyezz @ichanath last edited by

@ichanath Incorrect, it works just fine in opera
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[ichanath]

ichanath @greyeyezz last edited by

@greyeyezz
It is much faster with Aria. Less clicks. All you have to do is highlight the word, or a sentence, the popup will come and Aria will "explain briefly."