Big problem with this forum. Some contributors.
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jito463 last edited by
Originally posted by Pesala:
the Quick Access Bar is the best replacement available. In fact, it is better than the Bookmarks Bar in some respects, in that it supports D&D.
I've seen you mention this before, Pesala, and I'm assuming by D&D you mean Drag and Drop? I don't get what you're implying, because 12.16 definitely supports this already, and I distinctly remember earlier versions, as well (though I can't recall specifically which). Thus making your statement moot.
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by Jito463:
I've seen you mention this before, Pesala, and I'm assuming by D&D you mean Drag and Drop? I don't get what you're implying, because 12.16 definitely supports this already, and I distinctly remember earlier versions, as well (though I can't recall specifically which).
They only support Drag and Drop of bookmarks and folders on the Bookmarks Bar, not D&D of bookmarks within folders, which is far more important for organising your bookmarks. You can use right-click cut/paste or open the Bookmarks Panel, and Organiser, and do it there, but the Bookmarks Bar (and menu) don't easily lend themselves to organising bookmarks.
The QAB also supports "Sort alphabetically," which avoids a lot of work too.
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by CogitoSum:
Indeed extensions could do. But then again why should I import an extension to allow me to import a Chrome extension when I can far more easily use Chrome?
If you like Opera's core features and values better following that simple extra step is worth it.
You don't actually need to install the extension but I think it's easier to point to it than to this.
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cogitosum last edited by
Originally posted by Pesala:
They only support Drag and Drop of bookmarks and folders on the Bookmarks Bar, not D&D of bookmarks within folders, which is far more important for organising your bookmarks. You can use right-click cut/paste or open the Bookmarks Panel, and Organiser, and do it there, but the Bookmarks Bar (and menu) don't easily lend themselves to organising bookmarks.
The QAB also supports "Sort alphabetically," which avoids a lot of work too.Originally posted by CogitoSum:
The QAB is a decent alternative but there's a problem. The QAB entry for my bookmarks shows my imported bookmarks. The bookmark importer (from the top left) doesn't show all the folders so I can't split my bookmarks up into individual QAB entries. If you could explain how to overcome this?
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cogitosum last edited by
Originally posted by sgunhouse:
What folders doesn't it show?
Fairly immaterial, but I've got a folder of shopping bookmarks and a folder containing travel bookmarks neither of which is displayed in the "Import bookmarks as Speed Dial items.".
What I had to do was open each individual bookmark in Opera 12, copy the URL and then add it as a speed dial item in Opera 18. I could then combine all the entries for one folder and name it "travel" for example. But that was a long, long tedious process and I hope I never have to re-install Opera 18 since I can't see any way of exporting my bookmarks.
Indeed, the "More tools"/"Bookmark importer" seems to read a "Documents and Settings" file (I'm using Win7) rather than asking me for a file (.adr or .html) that I've exported from Opera 12. If this is the case then I can NEVER remove Opera 12 from my PC 'cos all my info will disappear with it!
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svetivoda last edited by
I wonder what will some of furious posters do with there's lifes after shutting down of My Opera? It is absolutely not my intention to offend anyone but I quess some of them need to find a girlfriend.
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by rilef:
Note that a prior version of the "Google Translate" extension is available from Opera add-ons.
You don't actually need to install an extension to use Google Translate, you can just add a custom search engine — that's good enough for me. Select some text, then search with Google Translate.
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serious last edited by
Originally posted by svetivoda:
I wonder what will some of furious posters do with there's lifes after shutting down of My Opera? It is absolutely not my intention to offend anyone but I quess some of them need to find a girlfriend.
it has already been stated that the forums will be relaunched/migrated under the main opera domain
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by serious:
Also: nope, women are only trouble
You're blaming the wrong cause — craving, lust, and attachment are the real cause of all the trouble.
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Deleted User last edited by
Originally posted by Pesala:
Originally posted by serious:
Also: nope, women are only trouble
You're blaming the wrong cause — craving, lust, and attachment are the real cause of all the trouble.
No, cause of all the trouble is self repetition.
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rs79 last edited by
The problem with extensions is they all seem to end up being spyware.
If you've actually looked at the browser source code to handle EXIF you'd know it's stupid to argue against it. It's exactly the sort of trivial thing best done in the browser; the cutoff point would in my mind be if the overhead of being an extension is greater than the code to provide the functionality then leave it in the browser.
Anybody whose serious about photos or wants to know the real timestamp looks at the EXIF data. I've have to see proof "nobody uses it" to believe that because it's exactly the opposite of what I've seen.
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Deleted User last edited by
>After that all I see is condescending and argumentative posts from Pesala, scratchspace and leushino. Mostly telling us users that we don't understand the new Opera.
I agree that some of these users are making this forums quite unpleasant, answering aggressively to almost every message, nitpicking, borderline trolling and spamming.
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blackbird71 last edited byOriginally posted by rs79:
The problem with extensions is they all seem to end up being spyware. ...
The lure of extensions (for developers) is that they allow responsibility for problems to be diluted and, at least in part, exported to the "other guy". You see it in threads (for any extensible browser) that complain of extension-related user feature problems: problem gets reported, problem gets discussed and extension involvement is determined, problem gets argued over, blame gets assigned to extension authors, blame gets returned to the browser team by extension authors, problem gets ignored. Over and over. One can detect it starting to appear even at the basic level of New Opera and the Blink engine, in the sense that Opera could be considered to now be a browser "GUI-extension" for Blink, and certain New Opera user performance issues/problems are simply dismissed by referral to the Blink authors. On the other hand, if the code is native to the browser, the responsibility for user problems (and their means of solution) rests squarely with the browser developers.
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by STAROSS:
>After that all I see is condescending and argumentative posts from Pesala, scratchspace and leushino. Mostly telling us users that we don't understand the new Opera.
I agree that some of these users are making this forums quite unpleasant, answering aggressively to almost every message, nitpicking, borderline trolling and spamming.
Hahaha, your very own post that is an example of nitpicking. People that come to help or say truths aren't nitpicking, nor trolling nor spamming.
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Deleted User last edited by
Much appreciated, Rafael. But in truth, these cry babies no longer concern me ( and I doubt Opera cares that much either). Those who are trying to learn and adapt are the ones I'd like to concentrate on. I'm truly excited about the opportunities the new browser presents.
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cogitosum last edited by
Originally posted by leushino:
Much appreciated, Rafael. But in truth, these cry babies no longer concern me ( and I doubt Opera cares that much either).
Wow! the number of cry babies in this particular forum beggars belief. Just count the number of topics that refer to the lack of a proper bookmarks toolbar. It's CONCERN not crying. And it's nice to know that Opera probably doesn't care just like you.
Oh, and by the way, I have another concern. When I view an item - any item - in Ebay, if there is an image I can click on it in every browser that I have installed and that includes Opera 12 - and the image will open in a larger, separate tab. But not in Opera 18.
Should I report this error somewhere else or should I merely be a cry baby here? I guess I should comment on this to the Mozilla team and let them have some enjoyment since you - and probably Opera - don't care.................
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by CogitoSum:
When I view an item - any item - in Ebay, if there is an image I can click on it in every browser that I have installed and that includes Opera 12 - and the image will open in a larger, separate tab. But not in Opera 18.
Should I report this error somewhereIt doesn't open in a separate tab but it opens in a special larger view built with JavaScript.
I don't know what are those "every browser" you have installed but IE 11 does the same thing as Opera 18 here. -
berng last edited by
Originally posted by CogitoSum:
Originally posted by leushino:
Much appreciated, Rafael. But in truth, these cry babies no longer concern me ( and I doubt Opera cares that much either).
Wow! the number of cry babies in this particular forum beggars belief. Just count the number of topics that refer to the lack of a proper bookmarks toolbar. It's CONCERN not crying. And it's nice to know that Opera probably doesn't care just like you.
Everyone knows the problems with bookmarks. Heaven knows (and the whole world) knows.
When an issue is stated or a need desired, it can be repeated several times. But this is 100's of times. The same things over and over and over. Then it is crying or whining.
And you know what? I, like most, disregard whiners and criers.
