[Compilation]Discussions About Missing Speed Dial/Home Page Button In Opera One
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cpking last edited by
Well, I had a breakthrough and figured it out. When you start, Opera, you go to your start page. Pin that tab and it shrinks and becomes effectively a start page button.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@greenpalmer-0 Since the other Opera desktop browsers also don't have it, maybe Opera wanted to align with them? Maybe the button is not used that much? Don't know.
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kevdotkrizzle last edited by
@cpking nope, that won't do it. If you navigate to a different page from there...the subsequent page becomes pinned.
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kevdotkrizzle last edited by
@leocg they all had it until this update. So far the only solution seems to be to go back to a previous version.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@kevdotkrizzle Opera GX never had a "Speed Dial" button. Not sure about Opera Crypto but it's probably the same.
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kevdotkrizzle last edited by leocg
@leocg said in Speed dial button missing:
Opera Crypto
really? this whole thread of upset Opera users and you picked out the word "all" in my last post to prove some kind of point? Opera Crypto does have it and whatever the hell iteration of "regular" Opera that I've been using has had one until this recent update. This is not difficult or worthy of debate. put the home button (Speed Dial Button) back geesh.
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cpking last edited by cpking
I posted (here, I think) about a solution that completely evaded me. If you pin the start page tab, it shrinks to a start page/speed dial button. For my version of Opera, at least, this is a highly workable solution.
[EDIT: It was (correctly) pointed out to me that this method pins whatever URL you choose in speed dial. Damn, thought I had it...]
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cpking last edited by
I did see where you can add speed dial to the side bar. Not at all intuitive, but at least there's that...
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
I'm pretty sure the icon will return as a toggle in settings.
Considering all the other options Opera keeps alive, such as a separate Search field in address bar.
What does that do? It's performs identically to a search inside the URL field. But they still make room for it in settings.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@kevdotkrizzle I was just trying to explain what I meant in my post that you've replied to.
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kevdotkrizzle last edited by
@leocg oh - pardon me...I'm a "homeless" browser user and it suck LOL - I'm sorry bro. btw there's a chrome extension for a home button that works https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/home-button-at-top-right/bfejcgpdahgpmgadhgdadfiekmhgnifm
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jay7son last edited by
Why remove something that has been a way of life for most of us for 20 + years ? I do not understand
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cmspencer last edited by
I'm getting the impression that the Opera dev team are starting to adopt the same attitude as MS "We know best and users will do as we say".
This change is just creating extra work as now I have to close old tabs and open a new one to get speed dial, before I just hit the button in a tab that was no longer relevant. -
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cmspencer last edited by
@ladyshine Okay, while that sort of helps a fraction thanks, there are two issues 1) it's at the lower left corner, the furthest place from where the mouse tends to be most. Moving the Bookmarks and History to the bottom of the sidebar is another asinine change in v100. 2) The Speed dial button on the sidebar opens a new tab, I want to reuse current tabs that are no longer relevant and go to my speed dial page.
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modemjunkie last edited by
@cmspencer See the post by @kevdotkrizzle a couple of hours ago with a link to a chrome extension that works.
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modemjunkie last edited by
@modemjunkie Here's the link. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/home-button-at-top-right/bfejcgpdahgpmgadhgdadfiekmhgnifm
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@cmspencer said:
now I have to close old tabs and open a new one to get speed dial
For me, it has always been the regular behavior. I rarely reuse a tab.
By the way, you can use Alt Home to go to Speed Dial.
