Speeddial misbehavior after closing a group popup window !
-
A Former User last edited by
I have a speedial consisting of 7 columns, and it's filled with links. The speedial contains many rows such that the ratio of my contemorary view's height to the entire documents's height is around 1/7 or 1/8. In the top I have a few rows made up of groups, the rest being single links. Since a few versions back of Opera, whenever I close a group popup window, the view is automatically repositioned vertically to the center of the document, which is definitely not what I want. Please fix. Thank you!
Edit:
Oh yes, I forgot to provide opera and system details: Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit, Opera 36.0 (As I mentioned, the problem has been ongoing since a few versions back, before 35 if I remember correctly)
-
A Former User last edited by
Would appreciate if a moderator edited the title, changing "goup" to "group". Thank you!
-
A Former User last edited by
Another update and problem still persists; after closing a group popup window, the speeddial is "scrolled" down to the middle. I also notice that the word "goup" I requested to be fixed, hasn't been fixed. Thank you very much!
-
A Former User last edited by
No it was not reported there since I, due to experience with other software bug reporting sites, assumed you would need another account and hence never bothered taking a look. Since it doesn't LOOK like it needs (another) account I will do that later and see.
I don't know exactly when it started to happen, but as I wrote in OP somtime before version 35.0 I think. That cannot be design, not sensible one, because it makes no sense for the designer to assume that I want to scroll down to the speedial's vertical center when I close a group popup. I'm sure you agree with me. This obvious bug or illogical design forces me to scroll up again each time I (open and) close a group. Thank you for the reply!
-
A Former User last edited by
I'd like to report that with the build 37.0.2178.32 the bug has now been fixed. Thanks to everyone involved.