General Opera One Appearance Feedback Topic
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
Look what I found in latest Edge version.
The ability to turn off #edge-rounded-containers.
"Enables rounded tabs, rounded corners around browser frames that bring visual separation – Mac, Windows, Linux."
I expect Opera to implement same choice.
Edge 116.0.1938.54 on Win10.
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andrew84 last edited by
@vegelund there's special switch in Settings called 'Try the new look and feel of Microsoft Edge' and no need to use the flag.
There's also another one flag that makes rounded tabs
#edge-visual-rejuv-rounded-tabs*As was expected, the new Opera One's modular design is not an innovation from Opera side as it seems, but simply general redesign from Chromium.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@andrew84 said:
there's special switch in Settings
As of 116.0.1938.54 rounded design is default.
My point was that it's possible to turn off, as it should be with Opera.
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andrew84 last edited by
@vegelund Just look carefully (or use search on Settings page) and you'll find it, I'm on the same version.
@vegelund said in General Opera One Appearance Feedback Topic:
My point was that it's possible to turn off, as it should be with Opera.
I got it, but 99.999...% it won't be implemented in Opera.
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hucker last edited by
@vegelund I wish MS would provide that option in Windows itself. I have to fiddle with 3rd party programs. My TV has had square corners since about 1980. We don't use curved CRT anymore.
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cangyuyao last edited by
What's going on with the gaps and spacing all over the interface? Generally a laptop only has a display between 13 to 17 inches. Can we make good use of it?
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hucker last edited by
@andrew84 said in General Opera One Appearance Feedback Topic:
@hucker I meant the hyped 'modular design', not the features.
There's a difference? I call it all "interface".
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hucker last edited by
@cangyuyao said in General Opera One Appearance Feedback Topic:
What's going on with the gaps and spacing all over the interface? Generally a laptop only has a display between 13 to 17 inches. Can we make good use of it?
There's no staff in here to listen. We're talking to a brick wall.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@hucker said in General Opera One Appearance Feedback Topic:
There's a difference?
Yes, I think. For me UI is how the browser looks visually (including features) and features are just built-in handy tools. The mentioned search popup, for example, looks and works the same as it looked and worked before (excluding the dark blue highlighting color, which looks worse than the previous light blue one, imho).
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hucker last edited by
And now Opera 99, which I forced to stop updating to 101, is showing the menu in bright red to annoy me about an update it insists on. This is as bad as Windows Updates.
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Ultima-Atulos-Maxim last edited by
@hucker I just got done switching everything over to Opera GX. It still mostly uses the same layout as Opera 99 and prior did, though I did have to switch off some extra settings. Maybe this would help?
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hucker last edited by
@ultima-atulos-maxim Sounds like more hassle. I'm sticking with 99 until such time as they fix the interface to stop it looking like a Mac.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@hucker Start the browser with the "--disable-update" parameter so the red update "button" wont show up.
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hucker last edited by
@jnk-pro said in General Opera One Appearance Feedback Topic:
@hucker Start the browser with the "--disable-update" parameter so the red update "button" wont show up.
Thanks, although that doesn't work when it's started from a link in say an email program. I guess I can change it in Windows somewhere, but it's not as easy as it used to be where you could put the parameters on the end for file types. Now they've made it all childish and you just get applications in a list.
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flaviu2 last edited by
Opera used to be a tidy browser, more tidy than Edge/Chrome ... now, with new look, make the "performance" to look worse than Edge, the top zone (tabs + address bar) is thicker than Edge ....
You ruine Opera browser piece by piece !
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kimbakat last edited by leocg
The tabs should be connected to the page..not over a valley and thru the woods to get to the other tab.
It,s so messy when you are going from Tab to Tab that you have to look over 2 rows of buttons and bookmarks..to switch tabs. It's visually messy and slows the user down. What jerk programmer thinks that is efficient or looks good?Please allow the user to design their toolbars. I dont know why all these browser would put the tabs at the top? The content of the tab should be connected to the pages...which is on the bottom part of the browser.
Also,, having your bookmarks (or the option to) wrap so that you have access to a second or third row.
This way I can see all my bookmarks on 3 rows.
