[Compilation]Discussions on Scrolling doesn't work if the mouse is on the edge of the screen
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tzhf last edited by leocg 14 Dec 2022, 10:32 14 Dec 2022, 04:47
Hi,
On Opera crypto browser, (not sure about the other Opera versions), there's an extra space outside of the website container. It makes scrolling very unfriendly.
This is very annoying, everybody is used to move the mouse to the right border, but in Opera the scrollbar is not touching the border, you have to go a few pixel to the left to catch the scrollbar.
Imo this is a weird UI choice, why is there a padding containing the website, it wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't affecting the user experience.
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akasudesu last edited by 17 Jun 2023, 13:01
Hi, I'm having a problem where scrolling does not work when cursor is on the left/right edge of a webpage. I believe this is due to the small gap in spacing between the actual webpage and Opera One GUI.
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akasudesu last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 04:14
@sergiykos F11 also hides the tab islands, which is a feature Opera One is trying so hard to implement in this browser. So no, this just a crutch rather than a real solution.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 04:53
@akasudesu Couldn't reproduce here in Opera Developer 101
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84 22 Jun 2023, 14:40 22 Jun 2023, 14:14
@akasudesu I believe you mean not scrolling using mouse wheel but scrolling by grabbing the scrollbar or by clicking on it? If so, this is (border around webpage) by design ('genius' design).
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Sorry, I can also confirm that scrolling by mouse wheel also doesn't work while cursor is located on the border. -
luciflash last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 16:01
Also middle mouse to close tab does not work, if you are on the black bar on the top.
And the mouse gestures don't work either.
The whole black area is unresponsive. -
akasudesu last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 17:37
@leocg Video for proof: https://streamable.com/n28hls
Also middle mouse to close tab island does not work if the cursor is above the tab
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 17:58
@akasudesu I guess you are probably reaching that little space between the page and the sidebar.
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A Former User last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 18:18
@leocg said
@akasudesu I guess you are probably reaching that little space between the page and the sidebar.
Good observation Sherlock Holmes.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 18:36
@akasudesu Sidebar was just a reference.
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akasudesu last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 18:42
@leocg Oh, anyway, this behavior doesn't happen in the old Opera or Opera GX. It only happens in Opera One.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by 22 Jun 2023, 18:51
@akasudesu Because they don't have that gap on the edges.
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akasudesu last edited by akasudesu 23 Jun 2023, 12:58 23 Jun 2023, 12:57
@leocg Any reason why there is a gap on both left and right side of the "new" Opera? This honestly feels like a bad design in exchange for those curved edges that no one actually cared.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by leocg 23 Jun 2023, 15:19 23 Jun 2023, 15:17
@akasudesu I guess the idea is to separate the modules.
And I like the new design.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User 24 Jun 2023, 22:04 24 Jun 2023, 22:03
@leocg said
@akasudesu I guess the idea is to separate the modules.
What module is to the right of the scrollbar?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by 24 Jun 2023, 23:13
@vegelund I was referring to the one on the left of it.
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andrew84 last edited by 25 Jun 2023, 07:44
@vegelund said in Scrolling does not work when cursor is on the left/right edge of a webpage:
What module is to the right of the scrollbar?
That's simple. Following their 'genius' design the whole web page content window is a module, so it's separated like other modules using the rounded corner border.
