We’re turning Vertical Tabs upside down in Opera
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angwm last edited by
It would be amazing if we could have a keyboard shortcut such as ctrl B to collapse vertical tabs panel. I think this would be a very intuitive UX design move for developers.
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ztisott last edited by
I wish we have a way to hide the adress bar too to make it more minimalistic. And the sidebar+vertical tabs works weird together, especially if you use the hide option on the sidebar like i use
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tigru68 last edited by
I just tried it and I love it! The highlighting of the active tab is a gamechanger for me. Not, that it was bad earlier but it's amazing now.
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terryknebel last edited by
Is Opera a safe browser to go to? I just went to log onto a site and it was saying it's not secure? Thanks the the help.
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cannarwilm last edited by
Please can we have the option to have the vertical tabs on the right hand side please? My mouse it on the right as I'm right handed and naturally falls on the right. This seems like an obvious choice to allow.
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mypointofview last edited by mypointofview@cannarwilm I totally agree. It would make so much sense. Let the user choose where to put the vertical tabs – left or right.
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daisey last edited by
Please don't remove the possibility of keeping tabs at the top of the page so we can choose to use vertical tabs or not. In essence, please don't force everyone to use vertical tabs. Some of us prefer to use our full screen for the web pages we are on instead of removing space from the web page filling it up with a tab bar. When you are older your eyes can't operate with small print and small images so we need the full use of our computer screen for web pages.
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ealiendresg last edited by
Could we have the option to place vertical tabs on the right side or at the bottom?
When both the sidebar and vertical tabs are enabled, they are both positioned on the left, which becomes somewhat inconvenient; furthermore, having the sidebar and the tabs on the same side doesn't look very good aesthetically. -
go4tidal last edited by
Whilst I find the vertical tabs great for identification, unfortunately the sort order is in the wrong direction for me. The existing tabs are fixed with latest at the bottom after the update. Selecting "open new tabs at top" or bottom doesn't help, since if top is selected the order remains. The next new tab will then be placed on top above the earliest tab in the list. This means only new tab at bottom makes any sense when many are already in use. It also means if you change your mind later the order will be wrong.
The answer is to make the new tab position change the sort order at the same time.