Improved memory usage and new exit dialog in Opera 28 for Android beta
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A Former User last edited by
The texture compression feature is the first in many steps to reduce memory usage on Opera for Android.
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You always prove you're a necessary company to make the web better. Thanks for existing!@loxiw Bookmarks sync is available in the beta it just wasn't mentioned again in the beta release notes.
I understand, then it'll jump to stable with 28? If that's the case this is a really exciting update
Please yes, I also hope so. That must finally come.
Having that said I have no use for a exit button at all, I'd rather to close all tabs and leave the browser in the memory so I can come back to it faster later. The OS can take care of it automatically, or I can use the recent apps view to swipe Opera out of the RAM when I really need to close it.
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emoller last edited by
Hi guys,
Generally speaking what is in the Beta will be in the next release of final, but sometimes things are unveiled in the beta channel that forces us to push the feature back. A good example of this is Texture Compression which has wide reaching technical implications which are not all easy to foresee until it's "in the wild", or Sync which has a lot of moving parts and several teams working toward the same goal. Both of these features have appeared in earlier betas.
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lancelotly last edited by
Hi, would you please add the full screen mode which can hide the Android status bar in next update? That's would be really cool. Thx!
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Deleted User last edited by
Currently Android status bar is present in media player with ICS, anyway without that bar Opera browser looks weird even on small screens.
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Deleted User last edited by
And the useless, annoying opera icon still remains when long pressing the home button. Nobody asked for this, yet there it is, agressively ,no option to turn it off
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bossplayer last edited by
opera for android lack font size option and again doesn't support flash player unlike ucweb for andriod
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A Former User last edited by admin
And the useless, annoying opera icon still remains when long pressing the home button. Nobody asked for this, yet there it is, agressively ,no option to turn it off
We are each entitled to our own opinions.
For reference... https://forums.opera.com/topic/5831/how-to-remove-opera-icon-from-task-manager-menu
(Ooh, an icon OMG, it must be biting you strongly uh?)
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Deleted User last edited by
Drag down any loaded page will show up the top bar with site name which originate the current tab (at a given moment). 28b with tablet layout.
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mele1986 last edited by
@bossplayer uc works with flash like but not by default.. need to install... but then more sites use html5 and i have tested sites that use html5 and flash player so html5 video were much more beter than old flash
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Deleted User last edited by
opera for android lack font size option and again doesn't support flash player unlike ucweb for andriod
How Opera can support Flash player? There is no Flash player for Android?
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Deleted User last edited by
opera for android lack font size option and again doesn't support flash player unlike ucweb for andriod
How Opera can support Flash player? There is no Flash player for Android?
I guess that could be done via root access.
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A Former User last edited by
Flash is dead, get over it folks...
It slows down browsing. It receives no more security updates. It can't be installed in latest versions of Android without hacking. Etc...
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Deleted User last edited by
OK then. On ip-check.info webgl is detected with Nexus 7 but not with a chinese tablet and that's why I ask.
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emoller last edited by
Right, well I've been involved in webgl for a long time. Short story is that graphics drivers just hasn't been up to the standards required so the use of webgl is heavily blacklisted. On newer devices like Nexuses and S5's it's going to be just fine, but older devices or "quirky" devices there's a fair chance webgl has been turned off because you might otherwise see serious issues, like security problems or devices rebooting.
