R2020 is here and it lets you tidy your browsing
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A Former User last edited by
can you add allow/block button to 'opera://settings/siteData' page? there is so many website. if u add allow/block button, i can add allowed website (opera://settings/content/cookies) much faster.
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asterixvader last edited by
Lol, the comments down there. The workspaces are simply great, but you just can't please everybody.
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treego last edited by
@chupachupbum said in R2020 is here and it lets you tidy your browsing:
Hotkey for switching workspaces would be nice
Check your Keyboard Shortcut options. Workspace-switching options are in there.
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A Former User last edited by
I have been using opera developer, and I loved this feature when it came out. I wanted to recommend being able to add more workspace, but i did not know how to. well it's already added which is great. Now I want to recommend for each workspace to get its own separate history that would be a great update. I love your innovation.
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regnareb last edited by regnareb
@stanislavstratil: Tab stacking and workspaces are totally different things. If you want to make a comparisons, Workspaces are more similar to sessions than anything
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jackymama last edited by
I really like the introduction of "workspaces". And I will be extremely happy if the workspaces can be synchronized across my devices!
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ghirahim last edited by
I just noticed that the synchronization page is different and everything is turned off by default. If I turn something on, it switches back when I close the synchronization page. What is going on?
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stanislavstratil last edited by
Well, I dont really need neither of them, but... from my perspective, they are doing the same thing.
You are creating a group of websites in both. Tab stacking is faster, cause you can just drag and drop and create a group of tabs, and with workspaces you have to right click on tabs and sent it to new workspace... again, to create a group of tabs. So, whats the difference here? They are the same to me.Anyway, my point is, that tab stacking is already implemented in chromium, and the fact that it didnt show up in Opera, and instead we got workspaces, could be related. So, maybe Im wrong but I think they just reworked this feature.
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markdeloma last edited by
Why I always see this page https://www.opera.com/client/upgraded when Opera is starting? It is really annoyng.
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A Former User last edited by
(1) delete cookies and cache completely - including deleting leftovers manually in the profile folder
(2) if this does not lead to the target, use a new profile (backup the necessary Opera data before - and delete old profile) -
blackstorkkco last edited by
Workspaces are very cool. What about different speed dial for different workspaces?
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jaycejvv last edited by
Good day,
I like Opra a lot the only ting is left side bar want to add Gmail to message but cant find a option for that.
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regnareb last edited by
@leocg You could add Gmail or any website here, if only Opera didn't lock us out from basic functionality
I miss the old Opera 12 for letting the users choose how to use their browser and customize it completely to your own need.
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zbosnjak last edited by
@blackstorkkco: I support this idea, and it's great. That was the first thing I tried to find when I've heard about wrokspaces.
