Title / tabs bar colour
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hucker last edited by@leocg said in Title / tabs bar colour:
@hucker Opera One, Opera GX or Opera Air?
None of the above, just Opera. You go to a search engine, you type "download Opera", and you get this page: https://www.opera.com/download - notice how there is no mention of your versions? It just says in huge letters "Download Opera".
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hucker last edited by hucker
@leocg This is as bad as models and sub models and versions of cars. No, you need the part for the earlier version of the larger version with the medium sized engine made before 2011, but after 2009, except those made in the north of England where they changed on a different year.
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hucker last edited by hucker
@leocg said in Title / tabs bar colour:
@hucker Windows 10/11? Those are recent versions of those apps?
- And irrelevant. 2/3rds of up to date apps still use the coloured title bar. In fact Windows lets you choose a colour! So MS accept it's used. If it isn't used by an app, it's the removal of a very useful feature. Why on earth wouldn't you want to know which app is in focus? I start typing and it could go anywhere!
@leocg said in Title / tabs bar colour:
@hucker Usually the one on the front.
So you have to work it out by studying the whole screen like it's some kind of puzzle game, wonderful. Reminds me of this:
And if they're side by side?
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
Chromium-based Opera has never really changed the color/brightness of the background of the tab bar depending on whether the window is focused or not. Chrome and Thunderbird do for example though.
I think it'd be nice if Opera did it too. I'm not hopeful Opera will do it though.
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hucker last edited by
@burnout426 It should be true for all apps. I'd say only 2/3rds of apps do it. It's an extremely useful function windows has had from the very beginning and is simply yet another thing they take away from us in the name of form over function. We're getting like Apple.....
