General Opera One Feedback Topic
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terminatedprocess last edited by
@leocg Itty bitty thing.. The icon for the Opera User account. Is it suppose to be a flashlight? There are a lot of icons in Opera around the edges. This icon should be recognizable as where your account can be accessed. The prior version of Opera has a person icon (background bluish). If you need it to be different, maybe use a different background color or something more recognizable. Thanks!
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@terminatedprocess When Opera One reaches stable channel, then upgrade from a previous version of Opere should keep all data.
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aquafraternal last edited by
I updated to 101.0.4829.0 yesterday. It's now crashing quite a bit when I try to change workspaces, sometimes when I try to change tabs, and frequently when I try to drag a tab out of or into a window. Yesterday's update has made it very difficult to use, as it's crashing so very often. Please let me know if there's any additional information I can provide on this.
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mushin last edited by
After copy pasting an URL from the "old" opera to the new one I notice that it interprets any google related page (mail account, "keep" etc.) as a search query. So instead of opening the https.... link it shows the google search page. The link shows on top, so making it easy.
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OMNIKHALASI last edited by leocg
I want Opera One to have all Opera GX features, i would use opera one if it had opera gx features because opera one is so sleek and it has more features
Opera One would be for everyone if it had opera gx features
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mryanmarkryan2 last edited by
I think it would also be cool if workspaces had unique speed dials. I have a hard time tracking which workspace I'm in. But if I had specific speed dials per workspace, then I could assign saved speed dials based on the workspace's purpose (maybe a specific project, or personal, etc). I don't think the speed dial is being leveraged as much as it could be. Opera invented this concept and it's still the best I've seen out there. It's also a big part of why I've stayed with Opera.
Have you fscked your local propeller head today?
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namero999 last edited by
Animations. I regret updating because of the pointless animation when switching workspaces. It takes half a second before I can aim the tab where I want to go. Please give an option to disable this. Why fix what is not broken?
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lavanyadeepak 0 last edited by
The Opera One Browser seems to be really good and appealing.
During the first launch the startup gives a nice music. Is there a way we can have it to play the same on every launch?
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Steingrim last edited by
- Fully minimized Tab islands should show at least icon of the first tab in it. Otherwise it's too hard to identify and open them, because clickable area is too small.
- Animation of switching work spaces should be at least 50% faster.
- I, personally, don't like that "Special features" icons on sidebar have no separator from other tools icons.
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lu-menard last edited by
Opera totally broken
Thank you to display updates that are beta version
Linux 21.1Tabs bar is graphically dead : useless now
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NDSinTX last edited by
I'm a long-time Opera user, primarily because of the simple interface. You are moving in the wrong direction.
There are three concepts which are poorly implemented individually, and when mixed together they are worse.
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Speed Dial would be an excellent tool except that it cannot be customized to fit a workspace. A single configuration is applied to every workspace and therefore nullifies the value of having separate workspaces.
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Workspaces change based on what is open at the time of the workspace closure. If you happen to have closed a tab during a session, it will not be there when you reload the workspace. In other words, the workspace does not have continuity.
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The tab island concept is incoherent. You have not explained how tab islands are different from Speed Dial and Workspace, and how the three could be used together in a complementary way.
I find Opera One to be an exasperating step backward - it has not been thought out so as to provide a helpful and coherent experience.
Two thumbs down.
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peak4 last edited by
Opera updated to this new version automatically yesterday, which worked fine, but on shutting down the PC and re-booting for the second time (first this morning was OK) this new version lost all my saved tabs and previous session; just over 300 tabs split over 6 different workspaces.
Annoyingly, it also deleted all my history from all workspaces tabs etc.
Settings do still show to restore previous session on bootup.
The old trick of Control-Shift-T wouldn't restore anything, presumably as all the history had been deleted.
Fortunately, my speed dial shortcuts still worked, as I have several folders containing backups of the workspace tabs from a couple of weeks ago, so only lost most recent tabs completely.
Normally do a full backup of everything before updating, but this one happened in the background without asking. -
namero999 last edited by
@peak4 It happened to me as well this morning. All the tabs gone across 5 workspaces. Yes, Opera was shutdown normally. It crashed several times due to the extension bar bug that I filed, but each time after auto restart, all the tabs were there. This morning it was all gone.