[Closed by Request]New Opera developer 29
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l33t4opera last edited byNew Opera developer 29.0.1781.0, the change log, and the announcement
"Today’s update includes a small (but frequently requested) tweak to how we display links to images. Previously they left aligned and now they are centered. So no more turning your head hard left, when viewing images on your wide screen monitor!
Here is a screen shot to show how “perfectly balanced” the image display now is:
Images that are too large for the current display will be automatically zoomed down to fit the screen. If you click on the image, the center of zooming will be where your mouse pointer was placed."
Two new options:
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"Add a new folder to the current folder" (the button between the "Toggle list view", and the search box),
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"Move Selected to Trash" (in the context menu, when you hover the mouse over the item).
Additionally, two flags (work in progress):
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the opera:flags#trees-in-bookmarks: it started to work in this build,
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the opera:flags#extension-sidebar: adds a panel to the side of the browser area, usable by extensions.
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perb last edited by
Would be really nice if you could bring back the old Opera functionality of panning large images by pressing the spacebar.
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l33t4opera last edited by
New Opera developer 29.0.1785.0, the change log, and the announcement
"Today’s developer build includes a update to our mouse gestures, adding back three useful gestures that trigger when clicking links.
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Open link in a new tab (Down),
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Open link in a new window (Shift + Down),
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Open link in a new background tab (Ctrl + Down or Down + Up),
In case you aren’t familiar with mouse gestures, they work by holding the right mouse button, moving the mouse a certain direction, then letting go of the button.
To help new users to find out more about mouse gestures, Opera now shows a sliding toolbar when performing a gesture for the first time. It explains that a gesture was detected and links to a help page documenting all the others.
If you feel there are other gestures that are missing, please let us know. We make no promises that we will implement all the suggestions but we are always interested in what can help you navigate faster."
Small notice: if the "opera:flags#trees-in-bookmarks" flag is enabled, the content of the BM page is empty, as well as the drop-down list of the folders in the BM pop-up.
One of interesting changes IMHO: opera:flags#customizable-key-bindings (disabled by default), if you enable it, you can find it in Settings > Shortcuts > Configure Shortcuts:
Slight notice: in my case, I had to first press the "Reset All" button, to make it work.
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tisme last edited byAfter automatic updating Opera from 27 to 29 the icons images in the start page are disappeared and instead thumbnails scatches reappeared. (sorry for my english)
How me return to the previous form (witch experimental start page in Opera developer 27)?
It appears they completely ditched off favicon-styled 'experimental' start page since v27. Such a pity...
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l33t4opera last edited by
New Opera developer 29.0.1788.0, the change log, and the announcement
"We have added a new way to view your open tabs, accessible via the start page. Simply click on the entry which is currently titled “Activity”. From there you, each of your synced devices will be listed. Now, click on any device name to see its list of open tabs."
Known issues
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Crash on opening the identity (sync login) dialog
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The share dialog cannot be easily dismissed
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Using the tabs (activity) page in a private window crashes the browser
One of new flags is the "opera:flags#tab-menu-with-recent-tabs" (disabled by default), which enables tab menu which gives another view of all opened tabs in the current window in addition to recently closed tabs, and tabs synced from other devices (it requires the Settings > User interface > "Enable tab menu" option to be enabled).
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hasi68 last edited by
With Opera 29.0.1788.0 print preview doesn't work any more. Just hanging. Printing without preview (cntl+shift+P) works.
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hasi68 last edited by
Question: Is there a way to start opera with all extensions disabled? Would be useful for problem determination.
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l33t4opera last edited by
Hi @hasi68: yes, you can, you need to add the "--disable-extensions" command line switch at the end of the shortcut, which you use to launch the Opera, as follows:
On Windows:
"\path\to\launcher.exe" --disable-extensionsOn Linux:
/path/to/opera-develper --disable-extensionsIn case, that you want to check also, whether one of the flags is the culprit or not, you can add the "--no-experiments" switch, as shown below:
On Windows:
"\path\to\launcher.exe" --no-experimentsOn Linux:
/path/to/opera-develper --no-experimentsSmall note: you can use both of the above switches at once, just make sure to add a space between them.
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hasi68 last edited by
Hi @l33t4opera: Thanks a lot for your useful tips. I solved the problem with the print preview already. It was my fault, i disabled the internal chrome pdf viewer plugin because I'm using the pdf extension, but the print preview needs the internal pdf viewer.
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Deleted User last edited by
With the latest developer version, I am seeing some (but not all) HTML selects not rendering correctly or rendering as empty.
Linux/Arch/HiDPI.
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l33t4opera last edited by
New Opera developer 29.0.1794.0, the change log, and the announcement
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A Former User last edited by
29.0.1794.0 doesn’t work at all for me. I can open Opera, but no pages, not even speed dial, settings, about, etc. All I get is ”Slut på minne” (Out of memory). Reinstalled with Synaptic, restarted the system. No difference. Two Opera-processes are active: opera-developer and its gpu-process. Ubuntu 14.10 64-bit, 7,5 GiB RAM.
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A Former User last edited by
Completely uninstalled and installed again, no difference.
joakim@JoWa:~$ opera-developer
[0306/200914:ERROR:zygote_host_impl_linux.cc(85)] Trying to restart the zygote/sandbox multiple times in quick succession. Something is probably very wrong, we will will give up.
[0306/200914:ERROR:url_pattern_set.cc(240)] Invalid url pattern: opera://print/*
[0306/200914:ERROR:child_process_launcher.cc(529)] Failed to launch child process
[0306/200914:ERROR:child_process_launcher.cc(529)] Failed to launch child process
[0306/200914:ERROR:child_process_launcher.cc(529)] Failed to launch child process
[0306/200914:ERROR:child_process_launcher.cc(529)] Failed to launch child process
[0306/200914:ERROR:child_process_launcher.cc(529)] Failed to launch child process
[0306/200914:ERROR:child_process_launcher.cc(529)] Failed to launch child process
[0306/200914:ERROR:child_process_launcher.cc(529)] Failed to launch child process
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hasi68 last edited by
After installing Opera developer 29.0.1794.0 (windows 8.1 32bit) i installed java 8.40 and now java doesn't work at all in the browser. When using the java test page https://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp I only get the error message that the page abended (i don't know the exact english text because the message is in german). Same when I try to test java applets. The java installation went well and i can test java successfully in other browsers like firefox.
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hasi68 last edited by
Hi, I solved my java problem: it was caused by the plugin settings: I had not checked " execute all plugins" but "execute important plugins"
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gustavwiz last edited by
joakimwallden: When i started opera developer in the terminal just with opera-developer, it works. But when I start with sudo opera-developer, I get exactly the same error that you get; "out of memory"/"slut på minne" (I am from Sweden too). It seems like there is some sort of bug, perhaps we should move this discussion to a thread in the opera for linux category.
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A Former User last edited by
It’s the other way around for me. Opera works when started with sudo. O.O
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gustavwiz last edited by
joakimwallden: Try to change the owner of the files in ~/.config/opera-developer and ~/.cache/opera-developer to you. They could have been set to root.
