• Login
    • Search
    • Categories
    • Recent
    • Tags
    • Users
    • Groups
    • Rules
    • Help

    Do more on the web, with a fast and secure browser!

    Download Opera browser with:

    • built-in ad blocker
    • battery saver
    • free VPN
    Download Opera

    Where thumbnails in a Speed Dial?

    Opera for Windows
    14
    26
    10733
    Loading More Posts
    • Oldest to Newest
    • Newest to Oldest
    • Most Votes
    Reply
    • Reply as topic
    Log in to reply
    This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it.
    • rokis17
      rokis17 last edited by

      Yeah, I can make peace with the fact that I have to select proper picture for the thumbnail - it can be even useful - but that white background..horrible. What's the point of having option to change the background for the whole speed dial, when you can't even see it?

      I would really like to know what were you thinking..

      It's pretty much the same with Windows 10 and its white title bars (no transparency at all) - god I hope they make some update for that. It's like change just for the sake of change - it's new you see? It's different than windows XP,7,8

      Reply Quote 0
        1 Reply Last reply
      • lem729
        lem729 last edited by

        I had 80 to 100 thumbnails in my Speed Dial, with beautiful themes that I could use as background. It was a joy to use the browser -- left me, whenever I did, smiling. I know in the last few versions to keep the option for thumbnails instead of the icons, I had to go to Opera://flags to keep the thumbnails, and to eliminate the ugly white borders for the Speed Dial folders. With Version 31 Opera updated, eliminated the ability to keep the older more beautiful version of its Speed Dial via Opera://flags, and turned them into ugly ugly ugly icons with the white borders, that totally wiped out the ability to enjoy themes. I offer up three" ughs for the incredible state of ugliness version 31 gives because it is impossible for me to look at the Speed Dial now. Thank you developers for not tending to things that needed to be improved (and yes, there were many still) and turning what had been a truly wonderful Speed Dial into glitzy junk.

        Now that's my humble opinion. At this point, for a desktop Browser, let me state quite simply: I prefer Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Vivaldi, whatever . . . . Thank you, developers, for self-destructing this browser. Is there no one on the development team who understands aesthetics?

        Reply Quote 0
          1 Reply Last reply
        • rokis17
          rokis17 last edited by

          I don't know.. but I think decisions like this are usually made by managers.
          I don't think developers have much word in design.

          Reply Quote 0
            1 Reply Last reply
          • james438
            james438 last edited by

            I think this transition to Opera 31 would have gone much smoother if the default visual for speed dial were overridden with the thumbnails set from the user's Opera profile. I find it unlikely that Speed Dial will stay the way it is, but even if it doesn't it really isn't that bad. I prefer it to the old speed dial.

            That being said I am a die hard Opera fan. I use other browsers only when I have to.

            Reply Quote 0
              1 Reply Last reply
            • vladkalmar
              vladkalmar last edited by

              Please, return «Experimental start page»!!! Current speed dial is disgusting! Why do I need such small tiles on my huge screen? I can not see anything without an increase to 150% on Spped Dial! Why do I need ugly white border around the tiles?

              Reply Quote 0
                1 Reply Last reply
              • lando242
                lando242 last edited by

                @vladkalmar

                It wont happen. Sorry.

                Reply Quote 0
                  1 Reply Last reply
                • vladkalmar
                  vladkalmar last edited by

                  @lando242
                  Why is that? This is marketing?

                  Reply Quote 0
                    1 Reply Last reply
                  • vasyag19
                    vasyag19 last edited by

                    Misters developers if you do the browser for yourself then it is clear that such shit with each updating is pleasant to you and if you do for us please that be kind to listen to desires of users and return opera://flags/#experimental-start-page.

                    Reply Quote 0
                      1 Reply Last reply
                    • A Former User
                      A Former User last edited by

                      To those who keep saying use the heart icon to the right of the address bar it does not appear now when in speed dials page in Opera 31.0.1889.99 so that tip is no longer relevant so please stop spouting it

                      Reply Quote 0
                        1 Reply Last reply
                      • lando242
                        lando242 last edited by

                        @athlonite

                        The heart icon is used to add a bookmark/speed dial entry and edit a bookmark/speed dial entry. You don't see it on the speed dial page itself, you see it on the page you have saved. So if you want to edit a page you first have to go to it and then click the heart icon.

                        Reply Quote 0
                          1 Reply Last reply
                        • First post
                          Last post

                        Computer browsers

                        • Opera for Windows
                        • Opera for Mac
                        • Opera for Linux
                        • Opera beta version
                        • Opera USB

                        Mobile browsers

                        • Opera for Android
                        • Opera Mini
                        • Opera Touch
                        • Opera for basic phones

                        • Add-ons
                        • Opera account
                        • Wallpapers
                        • Opera Ads

                        • Help & support
                        • Opera blogs
                        • Opera forums
                        • Dev.Opera

                        • Security
                        • Privacy
                        • Cookies Policy
                        • EULA
                        • Terms of Service

                        • About Opera
                        • Press info
                        • Jobs
                        • Investors
                        • Become a partner
                        • Contact us

                        Follow Opera

                        • Opera - Facebook
                        • Opera - Twitter
                        • Opera - YouTube
                        • Opera - LinkedIn
                        • Opera - Instagram

                        © Opera Software 1995-