Opera 136.0.5995.0 developer update
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jojo0587 last edited by
Why does a new tab in the vertical bar (mouse gesture or "new tab" button) open at the top of the list? Similarly, a new page from the bookmarks bar is also opened first. But the pages from the thumbnails on the home page are opened as the last ones on the list. It's a bit inconsistent.
As for me, I would prefer new tabs to be opened at the end of the vertical tab list.My proposals for changes in Opera (Google Document).
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jojo0587 last edited by
@andrew84: I don't like changing anything in the flags. Wouldn't it be simpler to add the appropriate switch to the opera settings?
My proposals for changes in Opera (Google Document).
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@mbstafs I can confirm this. I wonder if it's a regression caused by the fix for:
RNA-4324 [Search Engines] Opera triggers inactive search shortcuts in address barthat was first included in the previous Opera Developer build as shown at https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/changelog-for-136/.
I mentioned this new issue in that bug at least, so someone is at least informed about it.
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dnzrzx34 last edited by
It seems you changed the default Opera theme-color.
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mohamedsalah Opera last edited by@jojo0587: when you have a lot of open tabs you have to move the mouse cursor or scroll all the way down to see the latest open tabs, now they open at the top so they are more reachable
when i comes to opening a bookmark or history link, this did not change they just open after your current active tab as they always did
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mbstafs last edited by
URL bar loses content when losing focus
I noticed another very annoying thing, which makes Operas less easy to use:
The URL bar loses my typed content, if I switch to a different tab, or a different window (via window manager).Like e.g. I open a new tab, or switch to the URL bar with Ctrl+L, so to enter a new search term for my default search engine or any other string (even a URL), then switch to a different tab to look something up, or if I let Opera lose focus while I do something else on my PC, in a different program. Whatever I have typed just disappears when I return to my tab! Totally impractical.
BTW: What used to also happen was when switching back and forth between tabs, if one tab had its focus IN the URL bar, when returning to that tab, the focus was no longer there (but the text still was present). I had reported that MANY years ago and it was quickly fixed, but some time ago this "issue" returned and I wasn't sure whether that was intentional, so i stopped caring.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@mbstafs I can confirm also. It seems to only happen when switching to a different window and back if the address field drop-down is open. If I hit esc or click somewhere outside the drop-down to close the drop-down before switching to another window and back, the text in the address field remains as expected.
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mbstafs last edited by
@burnout426: Thanks for the confirmation (both of you).
I double-checked: If I let the URL dropdown fold "up" by clicking somewhere else, then switch the tab forth and back, its content still disappears. If I instead switch to a different application on my PC, the content stays.
This is on Linux:
Opera One(version: 136.0.5995.0)
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Opera-QA-Team Opera last edited by@andrew84: Hello, thanks, we are already working on this, this is logged as RNA-4419
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Opera-QA-Team Opera last edited by
@mbstafs: Thanks for letting us know. We reported it internally as RNA-4434 and will investigate this.
