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    • Deleted User
      Deleted User last edited by admin

      Am using Opera 20, as well as some older versions that support SVG. In Opera 20 I just spent half an hour looking for how to turn on the menu bar. In the product itself, in the help files -- the only thing I saw said it should be available in the hidden menu (at left, under the big O) -- it wasn't. Then I realized that in order to ask a question I had to have an opera account. I did from years ago but had to change password. Then of course it doesn't let me change my username away from Poseur (which I truly doubt I ever chose for myself)

      Anyhow is it possible to do this? I used to use Opera a lot more until they decided to begin moving backward with SVG. Now it is just for testing purposes.

      [Thread closed as a duplicate of: Just updated, menu bar now missing?]

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      • davehawley
        davehawley last edited by

        There is no menu bar in Opera post version 12 I'm afraid.
        A lot of people (me included) regret that, but I'm afraid that's the way many software packages are now going.
        🙂

        Still in mourning for Opera 12.........

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        • Deleted User
          Deleted User last edited by

          I have the same problem that poseur has written it

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          • A Former User
            A Former User last edited by

            The menu is always on the left, instead of on the top or the side.

            That's all folks. It's still a menu whatever you want to call it.

            Alt + Letter still works to access it, e.g.

            Alt + S = Settings, Alt + D = Downloads, etc., but it could be designed better. I want the option to design it myself to suit my needs, not what someone else thinks I need.

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            • davehawley
              davehawley last edited by

              That's not what I would call a traditional menu bar though, one that's always visible.
              I think that's what the OP was hoping to find!
              🙂

              Still in mourning for Opera 12.........

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