Opera Turbo replaces Off-Road mode
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emoller last edited by
With Opera Turbo you also make full use of the local cache so the savings is really higher than what's reported.
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Deleted User last edited by
... and is more safe than before using Turbo mode set to low quality, previously those snappy adware redirections occurred more frequently especially with this configuration.
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mele1986 last edited by
i dont know is it my new phone with quad core and 1gb ram- 500mb free space... opera working great i cant remember when is the last time i saw yellow cat crash.. and tabs are not reloading i can work fast with couple of tabs.. i recommend people to use classic layout with mobile version and text-warp ON..
text warp is working so good you should put it ON by default -
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emoller last edited by
So what we're talking about if I recall correctly is SSR, or Small Screen Rendering which was a feature in the Presto layout engine. It was a lot of heuristics and tricks to try to mangle your web page into a single column of text... intended for the days when phones could just display a couple of lines of text.
Adding that to Chromium would certainly be possible, though I don't think it would be worthwhile. We have text wrap which essentially achieves the same thing but much better IMO. SSR would probably not behave very well on a modern web page. -
Deleted User last edited by
For some reason Opera warnings are not activated on latest Opera 28. URL example html6test.com (unsafe). Opera Mini shouldn't resolve this URL either. Currently I don't have latest beta installed on my device so I don't know how it works Turbo2.
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emoller last edited by
You mean the SSL warning? Works for me as long as you enter it as an https-address.
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Deleted User last edited by
Yes, right. Previously some Google ads were blocked on oraexacta.net so I was under the impression that protection was disabled, https part was omitted...
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A Former User last edited by
hi opera team.in new version of opera browser 29 turbo mode not work,please check this problem and fix it.thanks
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mele1986 last edited by
@ppgghhjj no it works better just save less.. its more compatible and if you need more save than try opera mini or set images in low quality and add opera max .. this is full browser and if we need to choose between compatibility and more data save im sure that compatibility its priority for users. so new opera turbo is much better than off-road mode.. example pages like Facebook gmail youtube and newspapers are better for reading and navigate.. on off-road i had problem to use much pages.. Turbo2 is new and will be better in future and it will save more.. i like it and this is direction that Opera team will be working and develop in the future.
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ppqqhhjj last edited by
@ppgghhjj no it works better just save less.. its more compatible and if you need more save than try opera mini or set images in low quality and add opera max .. this is full browser and if we need to choose between compatibility and more data save im sure that compatibility its priority for users. so new opera turbo is much better than off-road mode.. example pages like Facebook gmail youtube and newspapers are better for reading and navigate.. on off-road i had problem to use much pages.. Turbo2 is new and will be better in future and it will save more.. i like it and this is direction that Opera team will be working and develop in the future.
Thank you, I will keep 28. I agree with you that turbo's compatibility is better than off-load, and 29 has visible progress. Hope the team keep on the good job.
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kapsi last edited by
I wish Turbo Mode would respect android hosts file. I have rules for blocking ads there, but Opera in Turbo Mode still downloads the ads.
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emoller last edited by
Hi,
Just letting you know we've pushed a small update to the beta channel that fixes a common crash found through our automatic crash reporting system. It should be live in GP by now. Thank you all for helping us testing in the Opera beta channel.
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agpxyz last edited by
Shouldn't any turbo or off-road structure have a capability to manually or automatically "freeze" a page, to prevent an automatic web refresh every time the tab is viewed?
