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      HaroldReed @kaiser243 last edited by

      @kaiser243 I noticed that a couple of days ago. I expected it to be on every page hosted by Google, but now that I know it is in the search box I can adjust.

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        TeeKeeps @HaroldReed last edited by

        @haroldreed: It's funny I see this as I'm asking the Opera Ai where tf is it @? Lol. How disfunctional.

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          fatihistan last edited by

          I want to remove options I don't use from the right-click menu. I’ve been using computers for 20 years and I’ve never needed options like 'Inspect', 'View page source', 'Save as...', or 'Save as PDF'. I’ve never used them and don't want to see them anymore. Thank you.

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            agolloh @mxsb101010 last edited by

            @mxsb101010: Totally agree, how could they forgo such basic features...

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              Top-Parts-Racing last edited by

              The tab bar should be integrated with the side bar if I have the side bar enabled. Too many bars anywhere reduce the viewing space.

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                Top-Parts-Racing last edited by

                The other issue I see with the tab bar is that when using it there is no longer a upper window frame to grab to adjust the placement of my window on my desktop. I do not have touch screen.

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                  ggpbrown @Top-Parts-Racing last edited by

                  @Top-Parts-Racing I find the easiest spots to 'grab' my window to move are in the blank spots in the sidebar, or right at the top above the tabs, assuming the tabs pane isn't collapsed.

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                    Top-Parts-Racing @ggpbrown last edited by

                    @ggpbrown said in Vertical Tabs and an Upgraded Google Lens land in Opera One:

                    @Top-Parts-Racing I find the easiest spots to 'grab' my window to move are in the blank spots in the sidebar, or right at the top above the tabs, assuming the tabs pane isn't collapsed.

                    935ebc7b-348c-4bf3-b6ad-cb1db71efe78-CleanShot 2026-09-09 at 01.02.32.png

                    Thank you for the suggestion. Yes that does work. And it is still grabbable when collapsed.

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                      NickyT @HaroldReed last edited by leocg

                      @HaroldReed said in Vertical Tabs and an Upgraded Google Lens land in Opera One:

                      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. Just did the latest update. No icon, ì checked them all.

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                        GeebsRilie last edited by

                        Sad that the google lens doesnt work on pinterest or google photos

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                          alobpreis @GeebsRilie last edited by

                          @geebsrilie: You can by using the developer toolbar. You have to right click on the image, inspect it, find the url in the img tag right above the selected div in the Elements tab, and click on it. The image will open in a new tab and there you can use Google Lens. 😃

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                            ZbP last edited by

                            I would prefer the option to position the bookmark bar along the right-hand side—I’m right-handed, so that would be more convenient for me. There should also be two distinct areas—one on the right and one on the left of the top bar—to make it easier to move the window horizontally.

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                              crom83 last edited by

                              When using a vertical tab layout, one’s instinct is to close the current page by clicking an ‘X’ in the top-right corner, rather than having to hunt for it within the stack of tabs.

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                                ncdave4life last edited by

                                "Once you click the Google Lens icon in the search bar..." but there's no picture or description of what that icon looks like. Moreover, nothing in the search bar looks like a "lens" or says "lens" when I hover the mouse cursor over it.

                                I suppose I can ask ChatGPT how to find it, but that information really belongs in your article, don't you think?

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                                  leocg Moderator Volunteer @ncdave4life last edited by

                                  @ncdave4life Maybe because Google Lens icon is somehow very well known?

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                                    ncdave4life @leocg last edited by ncdave4life

                                    @leocg, the reason I couldn't find it is that it is not in the search bar. It's only on the new-tab / home page.

                                    The point remains that the article would be improved with an image and arrow. That would make it clear that what was meant was the search box on the new-tab / home page, rather than "in the search bar."

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                                      alobpreis @HaroldReed last edited by

                                      I just found what @ncdave4life mentioned. As I've removed the search bar from the home page, I'd never found the Google Lens icon until now. I had to un-hide it in opera://settings/appearance.

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                                      @HaroldReed said in Vertical Tabs and an Upgraded Google Lens land in Opera One:

                                      There is no Google Lens icon in my search bar.

                                      @icbrown said in Vertical Tabs and an Upgraded Google Lens land in Opera One:

                                      Same here, nothing shown and nothing in the settings except for the context menu

                                      @NickyT said in Vertical Tabs and an Upgraded Google Lens land in Opera One:

                                      Same here. Just did the latest update. No icon, ì checked them all.

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