Posts made by bbildman

@leocg In the past we complained that the private window color was not to our liking...but at least we knew when we were in a private window. Now that they have heeded our complaints, what we have is an ultra SMALL "Private" notation just to the left of the address bar. Heh! Hardly enough to tell us the window is Private without having to search for it.

Is there any way to set the color for private windows that is different than the normal browser window?

I continue to have the problem noted below that was posted in the last version of Opera One (See Below in this post). This new version has it also, (I noticed one other person replied to that post that he also has it, so it is not just me::

"For Opera One (version: 120.0.5543.38), I use Windows 10 and turn off my laptop each evening. Next morning upon booting usually Opera is the first application I open, and as often as not Opera is non responding, to the point of not being able to even close it, I have to use the Task Manager to do that, sign out of Windows and re-enter, then Opera will work. Haven't tried the newest Opera 120.0.5543.61 Stable update but will try that today."

@burnout426 Thanks Burny!

I'm a Burny too (although a Bernie)...

Is there any way to capture a snapshot of an entire page that scrolls down more than one screen??

Thanks

For Opera One(version: 120.0.5543.38), I use Windows 10 and turn off my laptop each evening. Next morning upon booting usually Opera is the first application I opne, and as often as not Opera is non responding, to the point of not being able to even close it, I have to use the Task Manager to do that, sign out of Windows and re-enter, then Opera will work. Haven't tried the newest Opera 120.0.5543.61 Stable update but will try that today.

Hi, (using Opera One, latest version) - I have many Speed Dials that have multiple entries within, the text color is white within each Speed Dial, and the background is also white...is there any way to change either the text color or the background Within Each Speed Dial??

Thanks for any feedback

@mjugen: @mjugen: There's an extension in the Chrome Web store that you can add to Opera called "Close Tab in Context Menu"

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/close-tab-in-context-menu/lkjkhomjgdhefemghlimjkjdaibnnocg?hl=en

that works with just a right click of the mouse that is added to the context menu

@duncanm I'm using Opera One 117.0.5408.93, same here, definitely a delay when opening that didn't happen before either THIS update or the previous one.

The Active Tab Shade For Opera 117.0.5408.53 is the same color/shade of surrounding tabs, used to be the tab that became active turned white (or a much lighter shade of gray.

Is there any way to enable this??

@daria19 Here's the 2 different images, the first is the wallpaper screen the way I had it in the previous version that I updated from (But as you can see - the background colors of the Speed Dials Now are almost imperceptible).

Second image is the way I managed to change the wallpaper and the resulting Speed Dial icon background color is black...the way it was in the previous version I updated from

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In the past, when I updated Opera, the opening page with Speed Dials remains the same, so I was shocked to see the almost transparent Speed Dial icons.

I notice the Speed Dial icon backgrounds have changed a couple of times in the last few iterations, is there any way to get back the black backgrounds, instead of the new transparent one in the current version 116.0.5366.71?

I notice the Speed Dial icon backgrounds have changed a couple of times in the last few iterations, is there any way to get back the black backgrounds, instead of the new transparent one in the current version (116.0.5366.71)?

@leocg said in Slow Google Search When Using The Address Bar:

@bbildman The same happens on a private window?

Hi Leo, with the advent of Opera One(version: 115.0.5322.77), the slow Google searches seems to have been corrected. Now all seems to be as it should be, thanks to you and burnout for y'all's help.

@burnout426 said in Need Info About Opera Stable Folder:

@bbildman said in Need Info About Opera Stable Folder:

What are the SSDFP files?

Not really sure. I don't think I see any in my profile folders. Looking it up, I guess it stands for site-specific digital fingerprinting data, but couldn't really find more info than that.

Because we can find a LOT of those in both Opera Stable and Default folders. Just askin'

@burnout426 What are the SSDFP files? (By the way, I appreciate all the help you and leo give me, sure helps)

@leocg So...in that profile directory there are some other files and folders besides the "Default" folder. The "Default" named folder is quite huge (some 1.4 GB or so) and contains replica named folders and files that also reside in its parent directory, Opera Stable.

Am I to assume ALL the files and folders in the Opera Stable directory except "Default" are also necessary (besides "Default") for Opera One to operate?

Am I making myself clear??

@leocg Talking about the profile directory; I already knew about the old version number folders in the install directory

I am on a Windows 10 laptop; the Opera Stable folder has in total some 1.41 GB of files. The default folder has about 1.21 GB of files. The Opera Stable directory minus the default folder, has about 226 MB in it. So...my question is this::

I have auto update disabled, and when a new version of Opera becomes available, I always copy the Opera and the Opera Stable folders to another location before I install the newest Opera over the current one. Are ALL of the files and folders (besides the default folder) needed when a new install is performed??

Thanks (sorry for being so long winded.