General Opera Feedback Topic
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LeaAmancay last edited by
I love opera, but if I can't have ecosia as my browser, I won't use it.... I find it quite absurd that many people have been asking the same question for years on this forum, but yet, you have taken no notice apparently.
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A Former User last edited by
@redenegue you did realise you can cancel that opera forum start-up message and you're still logged in?
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dripyanim last edited by
i dunno why the programmers are adding stuff noone cares about and messing with things that ppl like. it doesnt make sense. if something works leave it alone. noone cares about a loud splash screen where you have to run and turn your volume down.. get rid of it..this is rediculous
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kman198 last edited by leocg
Started the whole "i'm only going to serach the first 2 letter when you type in search from the speed dial" junk again. man I am so sick, of this browser. Going back to firefox this week. You had this b.s. fixed for how long?
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damnyou last edited by
@kman198
I don't know if it's true that the contributors to the Opera forum are really the most ignorant, vulgar and low-class of any browser forum contributors, but I've seen enough. Opera is my preferred browser, but I've had enough of these low-life jackasses. Generally, I'm against censorship, but the Opera forum is what happens when no one takes any account of what is posted here.Goodbye forum. I've seen enough--too much--of you, and I am happily closing this unpleasant chapter of my viewing experience.
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te5la last edited by
I just decided to revive a Dell Optiplex I had laying around. I upgraded it to 8GB and added an SSD. Brand new install of Windows 7 Ultimate fulled updated, decided to go with Opera as browser.
I was very disappointed to find that, when playing YouTube videos, even at 480 and standard viewing size, the video was very choppy. It looked like a slide show. There are no extensions whatsoever, no virus programs, etc.
I immediately installed Chrome and the same videos play perfectly at 1080, even full screen. So the claim about the performance advantage over Chrome just isn't true.
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Seeboxs last edited by
Hi I didn't know you had to pay for an add-on to left click and translate a web page. Maybe I didn't use the right app. Opera is perfect, but if there is no native web page translation.... it won't go far. You offer AI from everywhere, and how sad was I when I had to use ggole to translate a web page.... It's a shame everything else is perfect. Is it me who's wrong, or is it like that?
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zatroskany last edited by
It's sad to admit but opera is just... bad
Why? you may ask, well I switched to opera around 3 years ago, I saw a few advertisements and decided I should try it. Before opera I used avast secure browser.
I noticed that one of the most important functions that opera didn't have was: (even with the avast security extension) was blocking popping up tabs. Some websites open a tabs with viruses when you click anything, it's not about the viruses beacouse antiviruses will deal with them quickly, you just have to close a tab every second
After 2 years of usage something started happening
Opera started crashing, not just crashing but displaying a black screen that you can't interact with. I was closed out of my browser for days, sometimes even weeks. At this point Im just tired of it, that is why I'm leaving opera, won't come back propably
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fritz497 last edited by
Good bye Opera !! I switched to you when Microsoft Edge started using versions in the lower 100's a few years ago. Edge would no longer cohabitate with my Internet Security Suite on different computers and failed to load in a reasonable time if at all. I really enjoyed Opera but the constant updates without having any control over them just like Chrome drive me crazy - so its time for me to move on.
