Vertical Tabs and an Upgraded Google Lens land in Opera One
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Opera Comments Bot last edited by
Hey all, A couple updates to Opera One today. First, we are introducing Vertical Tabs, a different tab layout that displays your tabs stacked along the side of your browser window. Vertical Tabs ensure the titles are always readable regardless of how many tabs you have open, making them easier to find at a glance. […]
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defietstoerist last edited by
Can you add a keyboard key to cycle through: 1) horizontal bar; 2) vertical bar, expanded; 3) vertical bar, collapsed. Very much appreciated!
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Goudron last edited by
Few weeks ago I found out about vertical tabs in some other browsers and wanted to try, and a week later they came to Opera, fantastic.
Also I reported an issue about "Volume booster" not appearing on vertical tabs. -
GalaxyonKnowledge last edited by
Vertical Tabs are a game changer! I love how they keep my tab titles visible, making it so much easier to navigate through multiple tabs. Plus, the extra vertical space for web pages is a fantastic bonus! Can't wait to try out the new Google Lens integration too!
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HaroldReed last edited by
There is no Google Lens icon in my search bar. How can I use it if it is not there? A picture of where it is and what it looks like would help.
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jeanolejuki last edited by
Can you add the Google Lens in snapshot? Why this? Because sometimes we can´t copy the image to clipboard.
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mxsb101010 last edited by
i cant move tabs up or down without the browser thinks i wanna make a split screen while using vertical tabs, but dont get me wrong the vertical tab is a good idea
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icbrown last edited by
@haroldreed said:
There is no Google Lens icon in my search bar. How can I use it if it is not there? A picture of where it is and what it looks like would help.
@haroldreed said:
There is no Google Lens icon in my search bar. How can I use it if it is not there? A picture of where it is and what it looks like would help.
Same here, nothing shown and nothing in the settings except for the context menu
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jeanolejuki last edited by
you need to insert Google Lens in snapshot so that the search can be carried out directly when the app is used
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kaiser243 last edited by
@haroldreed: The Google Lens icon appears on your Opera home page, not on every page. Try opening up a new tab, and it will probably open up on your home page.
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FARGOSAN last edited by
Opera One continues to improve the browsing experience with useful features like vertical tabs and an upgraded Google Lens integration. These updates look especially helpful for users who manage many tabs and want faster ways to search and explore content.
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AlonsoAlfonso last edited by
After some update, there was a gap between the sidebar and the windows that open from the sidebar (for example, Telegram or GPT). Please remove this empty space, because it takes up useful screen space and also looks terrible and inappropriate. As a user, I expect the sidebar windows to open right next to the sidebar (without gaps between them).