Web page content's border and new modular design.

[jcmlny]

jcmlny @leocg last edited by

@leocg Thank you for your response, I'll try to give a couple of months to see if I can work with that new theme, anyway I always found Opera does not want to give any room for customization on the theme, colors, ... and is sad

[tnt8897]

tnt8897 @leocg last edited by

@leocg I don't mind the rest of the UI updates, I just really hate the new border around the window with the latest update. If i had the option to just hide that it would be great.

[Koko1111]

Koko1111 last edited by

There are other issues, but just removing this border around the main content would make me way happier with this browser. It looks so damn bad specially in darker pages.

[andrew84]

andrew84 @leocg last edited by

@leocg Just interesting, why you find the content's border like something cool or fresh in design? You like it just visually or it also gives you some extra productivity or experience in daily browsing or something else?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84 I like it visually and it doesn't really mess that much with my regular browser usage.

[andrew84]

andrew84 last edited by andrew84

I noticed here that in the latest developer build the left and right border is thinner if the sidebar is hidden but 'autohide' mode is active in EasySetup.
Bottom's border is still bold.

If I turn the sidebar off completely, then only the right's border is thinner.

Conclusion: if the border can be thin and almost invisible, it should be simply removed.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

The borders around the website content got thinner in the latest developer build.
These thin lines look very distracting when viewing websites with a dark background.
Please give us the option to turn the borders off completely. I'm fine with the rest of the new design.
-- Opera fan since 2005

[flaviu2]

flaviu2 @Guest last edited by leocg

@lemonlemur
I don't think they listen to us, and we are naive if we think they will change the overall design for us.

Read this from their page: Opera offers a complete web experience you can’t get from system defaults such as Chrome, Safari and Edge.

Yes, I agree, those lateral lines are useless and ugly, but they will stay there because they stick for this design.

Do a simple test:

1. Load a long web page in Edge.

2. Go with mouse maximum left, and scroll. -> The scroll is working.

3. Load a long web page in Opera One.

4. Go with mouse maximum left, and scroll. -> The scroll is not working !! And this design is better ?!

[jerrykist]

jerrykist last edited by

The border should be removed or made as thin as possible for a more modern look (Edge removed it).

[flaviu2]

flaviu2 @jerrykist last edited by

@jerrykist
I totally agree, but do you think they hear us ?

[jerrykist]

jerrykist @flaviu2 last edited by

@flaviu2 Yes, the home button has also returned as users reacted harshly to its removal.

[andrew84]

andrew84 @jerrykist last edited by

@jerrykist It is thin already (1px) in developer version but still looks annoying.

[jerrykist]

jerrykist @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84 Take it easy, it's still developing. I believe they will make it better.

[andrew84]

andrew84 @jerrykist last edited by

@jerrykist they're implementing additional code to fix the scrolling issue.

DNA-110130 Capture mouse events on the 1-pixel edge to the right of the web view

*for the left edge the issue still persists.

So if they are working on workarounds instead of removing the border, is logical to assume that they don't plan removing the border in near future.

[kchochev]

kchochev last edited by leocg

Nobody cares about what people think!!!
simple as that. we do whatever we want no matter what

[flaviu2]

flaviu2 @kchochev last edited by

@kchochev
Good point !
For instance, I founded another bug, when I open the browser and some islands are closed, they have that white point (new tab inside island):

Do they care ? I guess not