Opera introduces Lucid Mode to improve video quality
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A Former User last edited by
@lehuspohus I still see it, even when disabled. It's transparent, which of course is better than being grey. But it pops up like the PiP button at the beginning of each video.
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andrew84 last edited by
@himmelssheriff Are you sure that you disable the new separate button's toggle in Settings, not the feature in EasySetup?
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thgrmsd last edited by thgrmsd
@lehuspohus Yessss, huzzah!
A great christmas gift. Big thanks to Opera devs. This should've been an option from the start.
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A Former User last edited by
@andrew84 Thank you, I only watched out for it in easy setup.
Anyway, I keep it enabled for the moment.
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jstahliv83 last edited by
I wish there was a Sharpness slider as it the mode makes it way too sharp. 50% of current sharpness would be perfect for me.
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best-codes last edited by
@thgrmsd To turn off the button, you can go to opera://settings (full browser settings), search “lucid mode”, and turn the buttons off:
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thgrmsd last edited by
@best-codes
Hi. Yes I know & have done that. I didn't have the option when I wrote this, but as you know that option is added to the settings now.Thanks though .
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best-codes last edited by
@fuaim I hope this isn't outdated now, but here are some instructions:
- Go to opera://settings to access full browser settings:
- Search “lucid” in the settings:
- The lucid mode settings will appear. Adjust the settings how appropriately to turn lucid mode on/off for videos, turn lucid mode on/off for images, or turn the button on/off for videos.
That's all you have to do! I hope that helps.
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Thanks for your time,
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