Opera unveils Opera One, an entirely redesigned browser

[rick2]

rick2 @max1c last edited by

@max1c said:

@ghirahim: Not sure where you are getting this but I doubt this will ever make it to the main Opera.

From https://www.opera.com/one

Opera One (currently early-access developer version) is a completely redesigned browser, planned to replace the flagship Opera Browser for Windows, macOS, and Linux later this year.

[rick2]

rick2 @weilan last edited by

@weilan: agreed, the waste of space was the first thing I noticed, even comparing against Opera Stable/Beta

[ghirahim]

ghirahim @max1c last edited by leocg

@max1c: "Not sure where you are getting this."
It's literally in the article up there. /facepalm

[andrew84]

andrew84 last edited by

I can't check it right now because of win 8.
Does it have light mode also? Or just dark mode like on screenshots.

[thelittlebrowserthatcould]

thelittlebrowserthatcould @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84: it does have light mode.

[max1c]

max1c @ghirahim last edited by

@ghirahim: Facepalm is definitely right. Wouldn't expect anything less from someone who doesn't know anything about Opera and a ton of concepts they have been releasing over the years on all platforms.

[andrew84]

andrew84 @arturo182 last edited by

@arturo182 Agree. Tabs shouldn't look like buttons.

[andrew84]

andrew84 last edited by

Interesting.
Usually when there were requests regarding the tabs grouping/stacking, users were answered that workspaces are for these purposes. Now tabs grouping is presented as one of the main innovations.

[kened]

kened Banned last edited by

Since Opera One is modular, would it be possible to make the address bar, sidebar and tab bar movable? I would like to be able to move the tab bar to the left, the address bar to the bottom and the sidebar to the right.
This suggestion is very specific.

[ghirahim]

ghirahim @max1c last edited by

@max1c: I know all about concepts. I have been using Opera for over 20 years. But the fact is that you have problems with reading comprehension.

[johnston5129]

johnston5129 last edited by

cant find any tab island?? the tabs are normal side by side like any other browser and ive checked 6 keyboards now and not one single keyboard has a command button??? you have to press ctrl and command??? to make an island ,ill stick with gx for now and all opera browsers dont show any notifications at all whats with that?? i can pull up edge or chrome and get desktop notifications galore lol

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @max1c last edited by

@max1c Opera released only one concept browser during its entire existence: Opera Neon.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @kened last edited by

@kened I guess it may happen in the future. Who knows?

[andrew84]

andrew84 @firuz-u7 last edited by

@firuz-u7 But what about the items highlighting in OMenu/context menus? It's still high contrasting white in dark mode?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84 The combination of workspaces and tab islands may be what will make the difference for Opera.

[SiMcarD78]

SiMcarD78 last edited by

There's an empty space between tabs and the upper edge of the screen that is not clickable and it's annoying.

[adam1709]

adam1709 @leocg last edited by

@leocg: After all, it displays in the store that the last update was more than a year ago.

[andrew84]

andrew84 last edited by andrew84

To be honest, I don't like modular design in current view.

Currently it looks too simple... Like bold rounded borders around the elements. More suitable for smart devices, which have display with rounded corners.

In my opinion, to separate the modules other methods should be used. For example, I'd prefer modules with semitransparent/blurred/frosted glass effect background on full screen wallpaper.
Smth. like this

[kened]

kened Banned @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84: Upvoted.

[kened]

kened Banned @leocg last edited by

@leocg: I hope so.