Opera launches Opera One R2 – the best Opera Browser to date

[mixchild]

mixchild last edited by

@eharabien why did you remove timer from the PIP player? also will we be able to add our pictures on live themes in future (i mean static picture with transparent background on top of the theme)

[andrew84]

andrew84 @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84 btw, tiles text is still barely visible when using some wallpaper.

[mixchild]

mixchild @mixchild last edited by

@mixchild: And when will we be able to change the color of red opere O menu logo

[ThoGo]

ThoGo last edited by

I still find it disappointing that Opera doesn’t adapt to the GNOME theme. Or that there’s no option to set it. For example, I’d prefer the minimize, maximize, etc. buttons on the left instead of the right.

[tastodd]

tastodd @eharabien last edited by

@eharabien And please make the classic theme the same as it was with all the previous shades and colors. It is clear that I can fine-tune it for myself in the future, but I would like the classic theme to be the classic one that we have become accustomed to since Opera 100

For example, the address bar in the classic theme used to be lighter and more harmonious

In subsequent versions, for some reason, you significantly darkened the same address bar in this same classic theme. The same as with selecting folders on the tab bar

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @mixchild last edited by

@mixchild It doesn't make sense for Opera to allow that.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @mixchild last edited by

@mixchild The problem is that those images may cause issues with reading the tabs content.

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @max1c last edited by

@max1c: Thank you for your report! It seems the issue you're experiencing could be related to a known problem, DNA-119145, where the Aurora and Midsommar dynamic themes aren't working correctly with OpenGL or D3D9. This might explain why you're only seeing Classic themes and "Coming Soon" for the rest after the update. We appreciate your patience while we work on resolving this.

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @KeivMS last edited by

@keivms: Hello! As mentioned in the comment above, you can still set your desktop wallpaper as the background in Opera. Once you've selected the Classic Theme, you should see an option to pick your desktop wallpaper from a list of available wallpapers. Does that work for you or is the option missing entirely?

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @andres85961234 last edited by

@andres85961234: We're sad to hear that the Midsommar and Aurora Themes aren’t displaying animations or backgrounds properly for you. Are you sure that the option in the Theme editor to show animations is enabled? Additionally, could you provide more details about your device and its specifications? This information might help in troubleshooting the issue further.

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @max1c last edited by

@max1c: Hello! Thanks for your comment. Could you clarify which borders you're referring to and what specific changes you have in mind?

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @tastodd last edited by

@tastodd: @HealingCross316: Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's great to hear you’re willing to give the new Opera another chance, and we appreciate your feedback about the Classic theme; we’ll definitely take your suggestions regarding its colors and design into consideration to maintain the experience our users love.

[andrew84]

andrew84 @daria19 last edited by

@daria19 I guess it's obvious that people would wish using the semitransparent UI with own wallpaper.
So predefined transparent theme should have option to select wallpaper. Or the Classic theme should have option to make the UI semitransparent.

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @mixchild last edited by

@mixchild: Thank you for your questions! The removal of the timer from the PIP player was part of a design decision to streamline the interface, but we’re always open to feedback on usability. As for live themes, adding custom images with transparent backgrounds is not currently available, but it's an interesting idea. Regarding the red Opera "O" menu logo, it will remain red as it’s a core part of our branding.

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @ThoGo last edited by

@thogo: Thanks for your feedback! Opera follows its own design system, but we really appreciate your thoughts and suggestions.

[max1c]

max1c @daria19 last edited by

@daria19
Opera is the only browser that has this gigantic frame around the page content.

Here's how it looks in firefox:
It's a tiny black line you can barely see it. Same with Chrome, Vivaldi, etc.

[andrew84]

andrew84 @max1c last edited by andrew84

@max1c here the border is not so thick but still irritates a lot.

I have such thick border in Edge after turning the 'Try new look ...' toggle on in Settings.

*The content border after chromium's UI refresh is just a disaster.

[max1c]

max1c @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84: That's because you are in full screen. But even in full screen it's still larger than any other browser. It becomes huge when you have multiple windows opened on a single screen and Opera isn't expanded to full screen.

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @max1c last edited by

@max1c: The border appearance changes depending on whether the window is minimized or maximized, reflecting the intended design. However, we truly appreciate your feedback and suggestions.

[andrew84]

andrew84 @max1c last edited by andrew84

@max1c said in Opera launches Opera One R2 – the best Opera Browser to date:

because you are in full screen

You're right. Didn't pay attention because I don't use Opera One versions daily.

In Edge it's thick even in full screen but thankfully the border can be turned off (and thus I believe technically it's possible to remove the border in Opera as well)

*So when not maximized the window have the bold white border + tiny black one + shadow. I can't call it as a good 'design'.

Edit:
and in dark mode it looks uglier, especially when there are scrolling bars because in this case some corners look square and some are rounded.
Also, in dark mode is noticeable that the space between scrollbar and the border is roughly pixelated in corners and thus there are 'holes'.