POLL: Tab bar features? Tab stacking / grouping?
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Deleted User last edited by
All major browsers use extensions. To deny the viability of extensions is to live in the past. You might as well go back to browsers from the 90's like Netscape. The fact that I can personalize my browser via extensions is a huge plus. The world knows this, even though a few users like xoex don't. Probably best for him to stick with the older Presto.
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christoph142 last edited by
Browser extensions are the most annoying innovation in browsers history
There are extensions you don't even remember they are.
I strongly believe that I have built extensions (e.g. modern scroll or Textbox Auto Resizer) like that. No popup, no buttons, no distraction. And if you can tell me anything that's not user-friendly as you state, than I'm happy to rid that flaw for you.You can do it with your hand or your wife! It will be done but experience is different!
ROFL. True dat. :lol:
But an extension doesn't necessarily need to be a hand ^^ -
kanitfastan last edited by
Yes.
I would like to have my tabs with text on the right side of the window. -
xoex last edited by
Browser extensions are the most annoying innovation in browsers history
There are extensions you don't even remember they are.
I strongly believe that I have built extensions (e.g. modern scroll or Textbox Auto Resizer) like that. No popup, no buttons, no distraction. And if you can tell me anything that's not user-friendly as you state, than I'm happy to rid that flaw for you.You can do it with your hand or your wife! It will be done but experience is different!
ROFL. True dat.
But an extension doesn't necessarily need to be a hand ^^They call me ancient but I begged for extensions from Opera v5! I agree that there are some good extensions, I'm using some of them (like PageRank extension on opera presto). Some of them are useful but the whole system is wrong. I saw a note extension and it was awful. I loved to see extensions in sidepanels and with more native interface not a popup web UI.
The world knows this, even though a few users like xoex don't. Probably best for him to stick with the older Presto.
If world knows so I was wrong using opera v4 and above. I had to use IE 6! Now If you want to know what world knows, Chrome marketshare is about 50% and opera below 2%. Go use Chrome!
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lem729 last edited by
Opera is better than Chrome. LMFAO at that poll. Maybe I've tweaked it a bit with extensions, and know how to make it sing, but I love it. Much better than Chrome. Don't worry about public opinion, and make your own choices.
Getting back to Tab Bundler for a minute, it has another really nice feature!!! I made folders of my tabs yesterday. There is an option to delete them, but I didn't. I closed the browser down and the computer, and today, I opened the computer and browser. The folders with my tab options are still there when I click on the extension icon, organized according the subject area.
The point is that none of the tabs are open and using computer resources, but they are there for easy access if I want to access them. I can even assign tab bundler a keyboard shortcut to open it that way if I chose (instead of having to click on it with the mouse). This is better than tab "stacking"/"grouping" because the tabs don't have to be open (to waste computer resources), but they are still available after closing the computer and opening it again -- available until I delete the tabs manually.
Now double-click on one of your tab folders, and a new Opera window opens with all of the tabs in that folder. If you have two Opera windows open, tab bundler shows in both windows, with all the tabs that you have marked to be saved.
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bsaboveall last edited by
BS! You don't have to waist resources or ram when you can suspend all tabs until they are current. Thanks for the useless suggestions though. It's like dressing up a pig into a diff animal and claiming it's a cat.
In simple the request is that TAB STACKING needs to be brought back for people who do have 80+ tabs open doing all kind of research.
Opera was a browser for serious people, chrome was always for kiddies who watch YT and self-obsess on facebook. Why dumb down things to a point where Firefox is the only straight up guy standing? Opera used to give a run for it's money and now?? Useless! but hey that's called optimization right?
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lem729 last edited by
For some people, what Is suggested can be quite useful. If not for you, so sorry. You're an exotic case.
80 plus tabs. Hmmm. I wouldn't dream of having that many open, but if that's your thing, c'est la vie. Have a wonderful day! -
A Former User last edited by
@lem729
BS! You don't have to waist resources...Ahem. He has quite a resourceful waist - judging by his avatar! :lol:
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friedliver last edited by
If I could have tab stacking back... in ANY browser... I would switch to that browser in an instant. I am no longer using Opera because this feature is gone.
Organization is a factor in productivity. Now there is no intuitive method for personalized organization anymore. Chrome has some strange stacking thing, but that just is a sorter to pull your most recent tabs forward. I don't need my computer to attempt organization for me. I want to do it my way. This is why tab stacking was fantastic. Keep all your thoughts in one place with ease. Separate your thoughts (tabs) into obvious categories. Hold onto your baskets of thoughts (tabs) for as long as you need them. But no, now you just take my lovely baskets and flip them over on the ground. Everything in a mess again for me to sort through. In my opinion that is the one feature that ALL browsers should have. It shouldn't even be hard to implement....
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linuxmint7 last edited by
If I could have tab stacking back... in ANY browser... I would switch to that browser in an instant.
Opera 12.17 has tab stacking. If that is not sufficient, then your statement isn't true.
