Opera 12 Vs Opera 27 - Search on the page function
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Deleted User last edited by
When you remember that a particular argument is present ia a forum tread, you try to use a word as a search key to find where is the argument you are searching for, if the tread is very long and is distribuited on many pages, you must do a search for the known word key page by page
to do such a search, using Opera 12 instead of Opera 27 is easier because when you open the search function this remains opened also if you change the page (of the tread) that you are consulting, this didn't happens with Opera 27 and each time you change the page of the tread Opera 27 forces you to restart the search function, and this thing is really annoying, annoying so much that you prefer to start Opera 12 and use it to browse the forum pages
There is a way as to prevent this behavior on the part of Opera 27 ?
Many thanks
K
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A Former User last edited by
I understand completely what you're saying. Unfortunately there's no way to keep it open, but as a workaround you can use the F3 key to bring it back after you load the next page, this will search for the previously entered term instead of blank field requiring you to type it again.
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Deleted User last edited by
Thanks rafaelluik
seems that old Opera 12 still win
what I don't understand is the reason for which the developers penalize the new version of the program if compared with
the old version
??????
K
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lando242 last edited by
I don't understand why people think that a program that shares zero code with another program would assume that everything would be the same between them.
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A Former User last edited by
Lack of development resources and how they determine the priorities, yes and nos, of the development definitely takes part on this.
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Deleted User last edited by
I don't understand why people think that a program that shares zero code with another program would assume that everything would be the same between them.
Not exactly, people think that a newer version of a program (it doesen't matter if it is based on a completely different code) will represent an improvement on the old program
I don't consider an improvement to have some functions enanced and other be missing or badly implemented
K
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lando242 last edited by
It took them 18 years to build the old Opera into the program that Opera 12 was. You aren't going to see them start from scratch and have it working better than the old one did in all areas in less than 2. Quit being unreasonable.
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A Former User last edited by
It took them 18 years to build the old Opera into the program that Opera 12 was. You aren't going to see them start from scratch and have it working better than the old one did in all areas in less than 2. Quit being unreasonable.
That's very true and also the many people complaining think the reason Opera is nowhere near the same in 2 years is down to sheer laziness/incompetence/a team who doesn't care etc. etc.
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bbildman last edited by
"I don't understand why people think that a program that shares zero code with another program would assume that everything would be the same between them."
Well, then they should have named it something else altogether.
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A Former User last edited by
Well, then they should have named it something else altogether.
Something tells me a name change wouldn't have stopped the outrage, except it would be 'you abandoned the best browser!' instead of 'you ruined the best browser!'.
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Deleted User last edited by
'you abandoned the best browser!' instead of 'you ruined the best browser!'
wise words
:lol: :lol: :lol:
K
