GX Calculator
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Luffyendgame last edited by
@hridhaanplayz said:
Not sure if this is a bug but for some reason the bottom functions don't work. This means that I can't use the number 0 or use decimal points.
dose it work?
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Calebrobert858 last edited by
nonono this is bad its said File_no_space please give me a local storage!!!!!!
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liam12345678910ai last edited by
@hridhaanplayz: @calebrobert858: @luffyendgame:you need to use the . and 0 key on your computer
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robsonrnr last edited by
I reset the browser to factory settings, and now on the website, I get a message saying "already installed." I don't have the option to uninstall it because I physically no longer have that extension xD How can I fix this?
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KariDriff last edited by
A little help for when you install this extension:
- Change "Force dark mode on pages" (or something like that) to On
- Open the extension in the sidebar
- Press the settings icon on the top right
- In the extension's settings page, change "Button Space" to 0.24 (or any value that makes the buttons align)
- Done!
Note that whenever you need to use it, change "Force dark mode on pages" to on.
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mycalsuite last edited by
@Opera-Comments-Bot It seems like a fascinating extension! Does this GX Calculator enable unit conversions, or is it only designed for rapid maths in the Opera browser?
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freeti84calculator last edited by
For cube roots, most calculators handle them through powers: a cube root is the same as raising a number to the power of one third, so the cube root of 27 is 27^(1/3), which is 3. On a scientific calculator, look for the x-root key and enter 3, then the root key, then 27 — and the same idea works for any root, since a fourth root is a power of 1/4. On the radians and degrees point raised earlier, it is worth checking the mode before any trigonometry: sin(30°) is 0.5, while sin(30) in radian mode is about -0.988, so a quick sin(30) check tells you which mode you are in.