How do I get glowing pinned tabs when there's activity?
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imshady last edited by
I love Opera and am willing to use it if only there's a glow on pinned tabs when I get new tweets on Twitter or similar. Is there a plugin or a setting I can change do allow this?
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ruario last edited by
I think the Notifycon extension might interest you. Though it is not currently available directly from the Opera add-ons site. However, if you install Download Chrome Extension first, you will then be able to install it from the Chrome store.
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linuxmint7 last edited by
Not possible natively in Opera Blink as far as I've seen, and I've not found an extension on addons.opera.com or Chrome store to achieve this. This was a standard ability in Opera Presto (12.x and below) though not sure if it's possible to be added to Opera Blink either natively or via an extension.
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ruario last edited by
This was a standard ability in Opera Presto (12.x and below) though not sure if it's possible to be added to Opera Blink either natively or via an extension.
Did you miss my post? Granted the Notifycon extension is not exactly the same as the Presto behaviour. It reads the title looking for (
n)—where n is a number—and adds this as an image to the favicon (updating in real time). It may be good enough for @imshady since he specifically mentioned Twitter. Additionally you get the additional benefit of seeing the exact count. -
christoph142 last edited by
Did you miss my post?
Given that your posting times differ by one minute it probably wasn't there when he wrote the answer... :sherlock:
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linuxmint7 last edited by
Oops!, I did miss your post, as it looks like we posted more or less at the same time. But I do see it now.
I was thinking of a more generalised indicator/notifier than one specific to a single service, as the topic starter did say 'or similar'.
Oh, on further looking, I did find this.
But you will need to first install the extension @ruario mentioned in his first post in this thread, before installing the Page Monitor one.
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ruario last edited by
I was thinking of a more generalised indicator/notifier than one specific to a single service, as the topic starter did say 'or similar'.
Notifycon is not tied to a specific service. It works with any website that adds (
n) to the title. Gmail, Twitter and Facebook all do this. As do thousands of other sites. -
linuxmint7 last edited by
Notifycon is not tied to a specific service.
Oh, I thought it was. I stand corrected. That will teach me to read and research more thoroughly next time. :doh:
Oh, and good bye stupid spammer.
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A Former User last edited by
... and Facebook all do this.
Why Facebook
?- it can do without that perfectly by itself in any browser I've used so far: its title changes to include a parenthesised integer at its front - like"(1) Linux Mint"
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ruario last edited by
Why Facebook? [snip] … its title changes to include a parenthesised integer at its front
Hmm, did you read what I wrote? Here is one of the key bits again:
It works with any website that adds (
n) to the title. Gmail, Twitter and Facebook all do this.The other point you missed is that you cannot see (
n) in small tabs—think pinned tabs (see screenshot above). This extension adds the number in red to the favicon, which is also more attention grabbing. Drawing your attention is a key point in an extension designed to notify you. -
ruario last edited by
@linuxmint7 page monitor seems nice (I'm actually going to install it myself). I suspect this is probably what @imshady had in mind. Though perhaps Notifycon could also solve his use case.
Oh, I thought it was. I stand corrected.
No problem!
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imshady last edited by
Wow, thanks a lot for the insanely fast responses. I did the things and it works beautifully. I can now completely shift to Opera knowing that the tab notifications work exactly how I want it to
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A Former User last edited by
It works with any website that adds (n) to the title. Gmail, Twitter and Facebook all do this.
1, it's syntactically ambiguous - though it's my fault that I'm getting accustomed to some people's wrong punctuation, so sorry.
2 - if it is already written as your tab's name, why in Tab's sake you're gonna need a feature? To do what? Send you an SMS?
<hr>The other point you missed is that you cannot see (n) in small tabs—think pinned tabs (see screenshot above). This extension adds the number in red to the favicon, which is also more attention grabbing. Drawing your attention is a key point in an extension designed to notify you.
Oops, I started "analysing by parts", sorry.
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