Opera 116.0.5341.0 developer update
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
Return the 'Categories' options for the address bar suggestions dropdown.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
I don't know if it was an intended change but I'd prefer that icons in menu/context menu and text alignment were the same like in 'old' versions.
*And also the spaces between menu items should reduced. Especially affects small screens and also increases scrolling for bookmarks bar expanded bookmarks dropdowns.
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daria19 Opera last edited by
@andrew84: Thank you for your feedback! The current layout, including the icons, text alignment, and spacing, has been implemented in accordance with the design specifications established by our design team. The spacing, in particular, was carefully considered to ensure a balance between readability and usability across various screen sizes. We appreciate your suggestion and will continue to monitor how these design choices perform across different devices. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us!
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daria19 Opera last edited by
@dnzrzx34: Thank you for bringing this up! We’re sorry to hear that you're experiencing graphic glitches in Opera. This could be related to several factors, such as graphics drivers or specific settings. If the problem persists, feel free to share more details about the glitches, and we’ll do our best to assist further.
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andrew84 last edited by
@daria19 The flag #address-bar-categories-customization was introduced after complaints and suggestions.
For example https://forums.opera.com/topic/58200/search-bar-calculator-on-off-switch how it looks on practice.My post was about the same https://forums.opera.com/post/282544
But later the flag was removed for some reason and option was not implemented.
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indiqazzz last edited by
You can switch to to tab or select by clicking LMB on top of the tabbar, bur you can't close it by clicking MMB on top of it. You have to click inside tabs area.
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daria19 Opera last edited by
@indiqazzz: Thank you for your comment! It is possible to close a tab by clicking the middle mouse button either on the tab itself or while the cursor is positioned at the top of the tab.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@daria19 At the URL
vivaldi://settings/appearance, Vivaldi has a "Compact menu layout" option (in addition to "compact" UI density mode and the User Interface zoom option). This makes a big difference. -
burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@dnzrzx34 Do you have more than one GPU (built-in one in your CPU and a discrete one for example) or is
opera://gpujust showing 2 after the GPU driver crashes? Can you tell fromopera://gpuof the task manager what GPU Opera is using?If not, you can goto "Settings -> System -> Display -> Graphics" in Windows, add Opera to the list and explicitly set it to use the better GPU. Then, restart Opera if you haven't.
And, of course, make sure "Use graphics acceleration when available" is still enabled and adjust the Angle flag for your GPU if needed and if you can find an option for the flag that keeps things hardware acceleration for things while avoid the driver crash. Forget if you tried all that before or not.
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indiqazzz last edited by
@daria19: It is. But before I didn't have to target the tab area and I just closed it by clicking on the very top of the screen.
For some reason the tab is selected if you left-click on the very top of the screen, but it doesn't close.
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