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@gmiazga said in Manifest v3 Opera:
Manifest 3 is already supported in Opera in the same form as Chrome supports it.
Is there a tutorial how to migrate from v2 to v3 on Opera?
Because my extension works on Google and Edge, but refuse to work with Opera.
The error I get says that "content_security_policy" value must be string when in fact in Google's manifest v3 its an object.
@nomadMik Hello. I appreciate your interest and support. Unfortunately, can't change the way Opera sidebar works. Open any app from the sidebar in a separate tab.
I have an idea how to do what you're talking about, but there might be some difficulty with the markup of the inner element. At the moment, it displays buttons and I'll have to tinker with it to add a paragraph structure. Accordingly, it will be necessary to make changes to a JSON structure and the processing JS. This is not a five minute job. But I want to assure you that I carefully consider all requests and comments.
I have been developing this project for about two years, during which time 17 versions were made. As of today, Synballo is under CC BY-ND. This license was chosen based on the development plan in one of the latest versions. Back then I asked my followers what they think about open-source (see here https://twitter.com/coder2code/status/1481018396175224834) but since no one ever responded I decided to keep the license. The number of users is growing and this brings us closer than anything else to further development.
Best regards.
@leocg said in Extension Moderation Stuck for 22 Days - Synballo v0.7.0:
It seems that https://forums.opera.com/topic/16609/very-long-extension-moderation-process/ was missed in your search.
Hey there,
You're right, I missed that topic in my search. I only saw the one on the first page of the "Opera add-ons" forum. Thanks for pointing it out.
I still think my case is a bit different. I know that publishing to the stable channel can sometimes take 3-6 weeks, and I've always been patient with that.
The key issue here is that the moderation process itself hasn't even started yet. For all 19 previous versions of that extension alone, the "manual review" status appeared almost immediately—usually in under a minute. This time, after more than three weeks, there's been absolutely no action.
To make matters worse, the download statistics show that downloads have dropped to zero for the last two weeks, which has never happened in the five years I've been maintaining this extension.
I'm hoping this information helps the team diagnose what might be a specific issue with my submission.
Hello everyone,
I'm posting here because I'm experiencing a very unusual delay with an extension I submitted for review. I have been uploading new versions of my extension, Synballo, for a long time, and I've never had this problem before.
On August 4th, I submitted version 0.7.0 for review. Usually, a moderation check starts almost immediately, and I receive a notification that the extension is available on Opera Developer.
However, after 22 days, the status has not changed. The extension is not available on Opera Developer, Opera Next, or Opera Beta, and I have not received any moderation notes.
What's more, when I check the download statistics for this extension, the downloads have dropped to zero since the day I submitted the new version. This has never happened with previous updates and suggests that the new version is not being properly processed.
I saw a recent post from another user on this forum experiencing a similar issue, and I wanted to add my specific details in case it helps diagnose a potential system-wide problem.
Has anyone else experienced this long delay or a sudden drop in downloads after submitting an update? Any insight from the Opera team would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your help!
@ortegavinston: Thank you so much! I'm happy to hear you're enjoying it.
Just so you know, a new version is currently in review and will be released soon. It will update automatically.
As a general tip for any extension update, if you ever notice anything unusual, a quick browser restart usually sorts things out. Enjoy!
@nomadmik: Thank you for the detailed and very helpful review. Feedback like this is invaluable. Regarding your suggestions for the history sorting by codepoint: This is a fantastic suggestion. I agree it would be a major improvement over the current chronological order. Your comment has inspired me to start designing this feature. I have a preliminary concept in mind for how this could work. Would you be open to discussing it? Your input would be a great help in making sure it's done right. Please contact me via nostr npub1kyhz3xg746qg6syzpp6r7wpdnxmh03gcsu5xccqzyk94hmvanj9sh00v85
@nomadmik: So sorry for not seeing your message. You can easily delete symbols from your 'Recent' by right-clicking on the one you want to remove.
@nomadMik Hello. I appreciate your interest and support. Unfortunately, can't change the way Opera sidebar works. Open any app from the sidebar in a separate tab.
I have an idea how to do what you're talking about, but there might be some difficulty with the markup of the inner element. At the moment, it displays buttons and I'll have to tinker with it to add a paragraph structure. Accordingly, it will be necessary to make changes to a JSON structure and the processing JS. This is not a five minute job. But I want to assure you that I carefully consider all requests and comments.
I have been developing this project for about two years, during which time 17 versions were made. As of today, Synballo is under CC BY-ND. This license was chosen based on the development plan in one of the latest versions. Back then I asked my followers what they think about open-source (see here https://twitter.com/coder2code/status/1481018396175224834) but since no one ever responded I decided to keep the license. The number of users is growing and this brings us closer than anything else to further development.
Best regards.
@nomadmik: Hi.
Thanks for your feedback.
There's a workaround that you can use:
@0lio: right click it, when load finishes click on 'Inspect element' then copy-paste the errors you see and send to me via twitter @vir2aleport
@angishy: Hi, thank you. Did you try to click any? For instance, please see screenshots how this menu "only two lines" works.
@gmiazga said in Manifest v3 Opera:
Manifest 3 is already supported in Opera in the same form as Chrome supports it.
Is there a tutorial how to migrate from v2 to v3 on Opera?
Because my extension works on Google and Edge, but refuse to work with Opera.
The error I get says that "content_security_policy" value must be string when in fact in Google's manifest v3 its an object.