Extension wishlist
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piter432 last edited by
Hmm... an update of The Weather extension both for Opera 12 and 20? I translated them to Polish
Done (only for new Opera).
Please check it out on https://addons.opera.com/pl/extensions/details/the-weather
Thanks for the commitment.Thank you very much
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nattrill last edited by
I'd like a simple button to allow/block images (as in toggle the settings > website > Show Images option). I even tried to do it myself using the dev tools guide, but with only limited knowledge of HTML/CSS and and even less of C/Pascal (I did these things and college and uni, over 10 years ago), I found I could not follow it. Actually I'm still interested in learning how, if anyone has a good link to learning the basics, most of what I found (e.g. W3C schools) was aimed at website JS, rather than extensions specifically.
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nattrill last edited by
Wow, thanks, that was quick.
The only issue is that it gets a bit confusing when swapping between tabs. It remembers which tabs had images on or off, but the button icon displays whatever the last clicked state was in any tab. So if I have images on in two tabs, click to turn them off in the first, then swap to the second, the button shows images off when images for that tab are on. I would be fine with it globally turning off images, but not taking any action until a site is re-loaded.
Actually, it seems it only affect the last open tab. So open two tabs, click on the icon and it will reload the second tab without images, even when I am looking at the first.
No, more complicated than that. The first time I use it, it works on the tab I am on (regardless of when I opened it). From then on it continues to only work on that tab, until I open a new one, then it only works on the new tab, and not the original one.
Perhaps a global setting with no re-loading would be easier. This is how 'image block' worked on FireFox, which is essentially what I would like for Opera.
Thanks for the effort though.
Neil.
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nattrill last edited by
Just looked at the options and code, I didn't realise it was actually remembering the state of each site in the manage exceptions area. OK, that may have added to my confusion.
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biggerabalone last edited by
-i'd love to see tabvault again.
-perhaps a button to run browser in a text mode (linux has some text based browsers). its good for productivity, this way you can search and read etc without distractions.
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biggerabalone last edited by
https://addons.opera.com/pl/extensions/details/images-onoff/?display=en
why does it say "the extension was disabled because it is from an unknown source. go to the extensions manager to enable it"?
i can enable it sure, but why does it say that? isn't this an opera addon site?
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for_d last edited by
biggerabalone: We can't find any obvious problems. Can you reproduce the problem if you uninstall the extension and try again? Do you have JavaScript turned on when visiting the page? It could be a timing issue if the relevant piece of JavaScript hasn't been loaded properly before you click the button. What is your Internet connection like?
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mixal111 last edited by
I would like to use opera but I'm missing mouse gestures. Some are build-in, but only some basic and no chance to customize/add them.
I don't understand why mouse gestures are build in if they are half baked. Till Opera 21 developer PigToolbox gestures from chrome worked perfectly, now they don't. I had to switch to FF, just watching Opera if it gets better.
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Deleted User last edited by
I need the following features before I can even consider to use Opera again as my default browser:
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Bookmarks as in Opera 12.x
What the hell are Opera Devs thinking who they are? 5 Versions of new Opera and no usable (sic!) Bookmarks at all? This is ridiculous. -
tab groups
One of my most used features of Opera 12 was the ability to stack Tabs into groups. Five versions after launching a absolute unusable because featureless browser this absolutely necessary feature is still missing. -
editable keyboard short cuts
No editable keyboard short cuts at this time. If it were not a shame, I'd laugh all the time. -
Empty new page
I hate this crap on each new tab. I need a plugin to get rid of all this nonsense (stash, discover, Google search bar and whatever). I want a plain light grey empty page. Period.
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andreasbovens last edited by
Till Opera 21 developer PigToolbox gestures from chrome worked perfectly, now they don't. I had to switch to FF, just watching Opera if it gets better.
We're looking into why this is.
-i'd love to see tabvault again.
How about https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/tabpacker/?display=en
-perhaps a button to run browser in a text mode (linux has some text based browsers). its good for productivity, this way you can search and read etc without distractions.
How about https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/cleanpages/?display=en
better password support as part of Opera or an extension
Maybe https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/local-pass-store/?display=en does what you want.
kirsche40: stay on topic please.
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lem729 last edited by
A password manager where you don't have to put your passwords in the cloud, or on a third party website -- something close to what Opera gave us in the past with the wand. I don't want to put something in the cloud or on a third plarty website because of experiences where personal information has been stolen that way. It feels to me safer just kept on my own computer.
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albert71292 last edited by
Something similar to the PopVideo extension available for Firefox... https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/popvideo/
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muhayerboy last edited by
Social Fixer for Opera does not work. Has anyone found a way to get it installed?
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muhayerboy last edited by
Social Fixer for Opera does not work. Has anyone found a way to get it installed?
I use windows
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linuxmint7 last edited by
Social Fixer for Opera does not work. Has anyone found a way to get it installed?
This is the 'Extension wishlist', it's not a place to report problems, but a place to request new extensions that do not yet exist or maybe of use to other users.
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cecilia last edited by
A password manager where you don't have to put your passwords in the cloud, or on a third party website -- something close to what Opera gave us in the past with the wand. I don't want to put something in the cloud or on a third plarty website because of experiences where personal information has been stolen that way. It feels to me safer just kept on my own computer.
oh, amen to the Wand!
there's no way I'd trust my personal info on a cloud.
using the Wand feature meant I all I had to do was copy that one file from any copy of Opera I had (windows, linux, portable) and I was good to goI want to be in control
not at the mercy of others
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cecilia last edited by
I'm sticking with Opera 12.16 because I just can not find anything that is as convenient and useful as the built-in Notes.
it's one of THE most useful features that Opera has (had) and I can't live without it.
If I have tab-vault I can get around not having bookmarks, but not having Notes is a complete deal-breaker for me
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lem729 last edited by
I use the extension Browse ++ (with Opera 20) and it's reasonable for notes. I did prefer the old note feature in Opera 12.16, but this extension is sufficient for me for the time being. It also gives you a waste basket for closed tabs, though there, I prefer Sexy Undo Closed Tab in the Chrome store, which is quite good. I would like a notes function (as an extension) at least as strong as the one that was in Opera 12.16, where when you take a note to a website, the link to that website, automatically goes in the note. Then if you open the note, and click on the link-address, it automatically opened up the website page (relating to which the note was taken) in the browser.. Also, I'd like the notes function to not require registration with some place on the internet. The notes should be strictly on one's computer. With Browse ++ I can take a note, but have to manually copy and paste the address. And then to go there, I have to copy the address from the notes, and paste it into the address bar. So using it is not bad, but it's a bit more work.
