In Opera 111.0.5168.18 you can disable it in opera://flags. (I hope it lasts)

@jinliann said in How to disable Tab Emojis?:

I seriously can't believe there isn't a way to disable this.

Luckily there is, at least for now, a flag to disable it in opera://flags/.

The whole browser crashes with extensions that use the left bar. Both if you already have them and if you try to install one on a clean prefix.
I'm using Fedora Mate 35.

@pippuzzo Tutta la configurazione di Opera è in Appdata/roaming/opera* nella tua cartella utente.

Più un generale, la cartella AppData contiene la configurazione della maggioranza dei programmi, comprese le cache.

@iwua @jinliann @LaughingMuse
It is there in 111.0.5168.18

Fixed By opera-stable 85.0.4341.47.
Thanks for the fast fix, Opera Devs!

Oh, wow... The version on the chrome store is so much more advanced.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/scrollanywhere/jehmdpemhgfgjblpkilmeoafmkhbckhi

@panyann: You have to give this extension access to search results using the opera extensions manager.

I really don't like the reborn 3 dropdown. Especially the fact that it greys out the full page when you start typing.
Can it be made a permanent config option instead of just a flag?

I use Google Translate for its page translation and disable all the rest, for which I use "Translator" instead, which fits my workflow better.

Having said that, the page translation in this extension is awesome. I love its flexibility.
I love that it can disable all the typical artifacts added by google-translate, even the translation-bar itself, and produce very usable, clean translated pages... Lovely!

@jactym said in Opera 80 Stable:

@brucehankins: https://github.com/nicolas-meilan/fix-opera-linux-ffmpeg

That doesn't work anymore. It pulls from a repository that's stuck on an older version.

The following small snippet pulls the latest version from an up to date repository.
(To see the code you'll have to go trough the forums )

# Written by Davide Repetto (ReD), distributed under the GPLv2.
# Set 'target' to suit your distribution and run as root.
# The default 'target' is intended for opera-stable in fedora.
# If you prefer to run unprivileged, just set 'target' to somewhere you can write and run as your normal user.
target='/usr/lib64/opera/lib_extra'
[ ! -e "${target}" ] && mkdir -p "${target}"
wget -O - https://repo.herecura.eu/herecura/x86_64/$( \
      wget -O - -nv -q https://repo.herecura.eu/herecura/x86_64/ \
      | grep 'opera-beta-ffmpeg-codecs.*\.pkg\.tar\.zst">' \
      | sed 's/<a href="\(.*zst\).*".*/\1/') \
      | tar -xp -v --zstd --strip-components=4 --overwrite -C "${target}"
unset target

Deprecating V2 extensions already???
I commented about it here: https://forums.opera.com/topic/87364/deprecating-v2-extensions-already

Please, keep supporting V2 extensions indefinitely.

WOW... — Opera V125.0.5729.12 —
Deprecating V2 extensions is not a nice Christmas gift.
C'mon Opera! You can do better!

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@burnout426
It's Opera rpm on Fedora Linux 43 MATE edition (X11)
Currently updated to 125.0.5729.12

I like to launch my opera as:

opera --window-size=1496,1029 --window-position=54,26 --disable-font-subpixel-positioning %U

Recently I noticed that it doesn't honour window-size and window-position anymore and for me it's a real nuisance.

I don't know if it's a bug or just another of the google "features" of late, that we're been fed by our malevolent master, but I for one, would really like for it to be treated as a bug by Opera.

In the meantime, does anyone know a workaround, or a fix, other than resizing/moving the window manually every time?

Thank you all!

Note: Currently on Opera 124.0.5705.65

It would be great for all the chromium derivatives to join forces to spread the load and support MV2 indefinitely.
MV3 is really-really too limiting.

I found this version that works with videos from locals.com:
https://github.com/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/releases/tag/0.102.1

Sad.
Today, with the new Opera 122.0.5643.17, I can't find any libffmpeg.so that works with videos on locals.com.
I'm on Fedora Linux and I tried libffmpeg.so from:

• https://repo.herecura.eu/herecura/x86_64/
• https://github.com/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt - https://github.com/iteufel/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/
• https://github.com/Ld-Hagen/fix-opera-linux-ffmpeg-widevine/
• (fedora package) Microsoft's code-insiders
• (fedora package) Microsoft's code-exploration
• (fedora package) Microsoft's code
• Vivaldi (Official package) - and vivaldi will play those videos, while Opera laments a missing codec.
• Chromium
• Discord (rpmfusion-nonfree)
• qmmp (fedora package)

I'm still searching. Anybody found something that works well?

Dear @imtranslator, care to explain what's happening here?
I know we can use https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/imtranslator-translator-dictionary-tts/, but is this smaller version coming back or is it gone for good?

@iwua @jinliann @LaughingMuse
It is there in 111.0.5168.18