Opera 18 for Android
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photohobbyistkg last edited by
Originally posted by rafaelluik:
Inside the address field, at the rightmost spot.
Okay, cool. Thanks for pointing that out to me.
Originally posted by rafaelluik:
the page -> O Menu -> Add to Speed Dial.
I do not think you understand. I don't want the bookmark on my Opera speed dial. I want bookmarks on my tablet home page/desktop. Mobile Classic allows for this.
Originally posted by rafaelluik:
Quite the opposite. That update requires additional permissions so you had to confirm it, and that's on top of the option to let an app to auto-update or not the Google Play Store gives you.
I didn't have Opera for Android 18 on my tablet. Only Mobile Classic. Thus when seeing the update. It looked like one for Mobile Classic. Not O for A 18. So, like the travesty of having once installed O for A 16, everything was ported over to this, and Mobile Classic was removed. That is something I DID NOT give my concent to.
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A Former User last edited by
Opera 12 Mobile Classic wasn't updated to 18, it's there in the Play Store... The regular Opera 12 edition was updated.
Originally posted by photohobbyistkg:
I do not think you understand. I don't want the bookmark on my Opera speed dial. I want bookmarks on my tablet home page/desktop. Mobile Classic allows for this.
Oh, got it now...
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A Former User last edited by
I decided to give the "new Opera" another try to see if there's at least been some improvement, but no. It still seems to be every bit as unusable as it was six months ago: incredibly slow, poor rendering, terrible scrolling and panning, unreliable text wrapping, and still lacking even the most basic functions of a web browser, such as bookmarks. If this is the pace of progress, then I think I've lost all hope of this POS being able to catch up with Opera 12 during this decade, not to mention offer any improvement over it.
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garion last edited by
Originally posted by Taalen:
I decided to give the "new Opera" another try to see if there's at least been some improvement, but no. It still seems to be every bit as unusable as it was six months ago: incredibly slow, poor rendering, terrible scrolling and panning, unreliable text wrapping, and still lacking even the most basic functions of a web browser, such as bookmarks. If this is the pace of progress, then I think I've lost all hope of this POS being able to catch up with Opera 12 during this decade, not to mention offer any improvement over it.
+1 sadly (and I've had a deep love for the Opera Mobile browsers over many years)
Hey Presto! Where art thou?
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selurus last edited by
I tried a lesser known browser called Next browser and its a opera lookalike. Although I must mention that the way pages are cached in Next is definitely better than Opera. I understand that pages are pushed out of memory when it gets full but Opera takes longer to reload them, Next had the pages reloaded in a blink of an eye. Why can't Opera implement that feature?
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by selurus:
I tried a lesser known browser called Next browser and its a opera lookalike. Although I must mention that the way pages are cached in Next is definitely better than Opera. I understand that pages are pushed out of memory when it gets full but Opera takes longer to reload them, Next had the pages reloaded in a blink of an eye. Why can't Opera implement that feature?
Go Next Browser is not Chromium-based.
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zahek last edited by
Originally posted by rafaelluik:
Go Next Browser is not Chromium-based.
Yes it is nice browser.
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by ZAHEK:
Originally posted by rafaelluik:
Go Next Browser is not Chromium-based.
Yes it is nice browser.
I can't agree.
The engine has the same problems as the stock browser in my device and it already crashed in a quick test. Not even going to judge UI and Go Team. -
A Former User last edited by
Dear All,
we have released a bug fixing update to Opera 18. Here is the changelog:
- Chaged behaviour of action bar in tablet UI
- Fixed crash when child browser processis not fully initialized
- Fixed crash when performing search on selected text
- Fixed crash on html5 storage quota permission dialog
- Fixed crash when scrolling while selecting text in Off-Road mode
- Fixed issues with translationsUpdate is now available on Google Play, all users are recommended to update.
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fraussantin last edited by
How add a bookmark on new page "accesso rapido"?
And how i save a page offline?
Scuse me for bad english
Thanks
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A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by Diego1981:
Still no Legacy Bookmarks folder on the Speed Dial in the latest update.
To have legacy bookmarks in Opera Browser.
- Download and install Opera Mobile 12.1.14 This isn't in the Play Store any more, you have to download it and sideload it.
- Run Opera Mobile, enable Opera Link (Menu > Settings > Opera Link) and wait for it to finish synchronizing
- Install Opera Browser from the Play Store, your Opera Link bookmarks will be in a Speed Dial folder called "Legacy Bookmarks
Details here: How To Transfer Your Opera Link Speed Dial and Bookmarks to the Webkit Based Opera Android Browser -
fraussantin last edited by
Originally posted by Yeswap:
Originally posted by Diego1981:
Still no Legacy Bookmarks folder on the Speed Dial in the latest update.
To have legacy bookmarks in Opera Browser.
- Download and install Opera Mobile 12.1.14 This isn't in the Play Store any more, you have to download it and sideload it.
- Run Opera Mobile, enable Opera Link (Menu > Settings > Opera Link) and wait for it to finish synchronizing
- Install Opera Browser from the Play Store, your Opera Link bookmarks will be in a Speed Dial folder called "Legacy Bookmarks
Details here: How To Transfer Your Opera Link Speed Dial and Bookmarks to the Webkit Based Opera Android Browserthis is right,
and I knew it already 'but it seems impossible not to be able to add a new page for quick access, without going through the old program.
Bookmarks are an important thing in a browser
translated with google traslator
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mtakala last edited by
After the latest update, Opera has started to crash immediately upon clicking a speed dial.
This is on Galaxy S2.
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paulsiu last edited by
I notice a incompatibility issue with Adblocker. Whenever it is on, the browser crashes constantly. It doesn't even let you report the crash.
Paul
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mtakala last edited by
I don't have any adblocker installed.
Played around with Titanium Backup. Clearing app data -> Opera works again. Restoring app data -> it crashes (just quits) right after ANY ui stuff is done. Even opening the menu with the red O will cause a hang&quit.
So, the latest opera 18 will corrupt your profile, beware!
I'm not too happy about this, as there is no way to sync speed dials (=bookmarks), this will cause quite a few hours of time to get right
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yoshia00 last edited by
Tried to install the latest update from Google Play.
Installation of the 5DEC2013 update fails.
"unknown error code during application install "919" "
Google Nexus S, running android JB 4.1.2 o/s -
androidappsbazer last edited by
Opera 18 for android is awesome..I personally use Opera 18..
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chelsye last edited by
Opera browser is very friendly and also very nice user interface. It has versatility in its product like windows, tabs, mobile phone, smart phone like android. So this is a stunning stuff.
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diego1981 last edited by
Originally posted by Yeswap:
Originally posted by Diego1981:
Still no Legacy Bookmarks folder on the Speed Dial in the latest update.
To have legacy bookmarks in Opera Browser.
- Download and install Opera Mobile 12.1.14 This isn't in the Play Store any more, you have to download it and sideload it.
- Run Opera Mobile, enable Opera Link (Menu > Settings > Opera Link) and wait for it to finish synchronizing
- Install Opera Browser from the Play Store, your Opera Link bookmarks will be in a Speed Dial folder called "Legacy Bookmarks
Details here: How To Transfer Your Opera Link Speed Dial and Bookmarks to the Webkit Based Opera Android BrowserThank you so much for this advice, this is exactly the answer I was looking for.
I hope future versions of Opera for Android will incorporate better usage of the Opera Link feature.
