csongor242

csongor242

@cheerd This is once again an incredibly irritating and dumb change they made. Not only does it look irritating that part of the screen goes unused, but it hinders the use of the browser itself. If you bring your cursor all the way to the right, it actually goes beyond the scroll bar, and you must bring the cursor back if you want to click on the scrollbar. It's super dumb because you can't use that few pixels for anything and I’m probably not the only one who has a muscle memory to simply move the mouse until it hits the border and click if you want to scroll, you know, since that how it works in every other program.

I'm still hoping that they'll remove this dumb border very soon, because Opera has a track record of screwing up something and giving us an option of switching back in a few updates. So please, if anyone at Opera reads this, find a way to remove this stupid border.

csongor242

In 81.0.4196.60 whenever I close a tab in the tabstrip, the size of the tabs remained the same (I usually have a lot of open tabs so they're smaller) until i moved the cursor away. But now since 82.0.4227.23, it resizes immediately, and it's very irritating when I want to close multiple tabs one after the other. Is there a way to get back the old way?
The situation is the same on both of my computers, the problem only occures after updating to 82.

My data:
Windows 10
Opera 82.0.4227.23
How it works now
How it used to (and I want to) work

csongor242

@leocg Thanks, than I guess I'll try installing an older version, If that doesn't work I'll just look for another browser. This is the second time opera screwed something that work perfectly until recently.

csongor242

In previous version you could disable the tooltip popup in the flags, but now that I updated my opera it returned and I can't find the setting anywhere. Does anyone know how to disable it?
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csongor242

I'm also very furious with this change, they took away a button I used constatntly and replaced it with something that I'll probably never gonna use.
Please give us an option to use the old setup.

csongor242

What was their problem with the drop-down "recently closed" tabs? Why they had to change it to this full-window thing? I never used the search for open tabs function, not once, but I use the recently closed constantly and I think it was pretty good as it was, just click on the droppdown and you barely have to move your mouse. Now it does this whole darkening the background animation and all, and it's just irritating. Why do they have to overcomlicate everything?

csongor242

As of 83.0.4254.27 Opera realised they messed up and fixed the problem they created.

csongor242

@cheerd This is once again an incredibly irritating and dumb change they made. Not only does it look irritating that part of the screen goes unused, but it hinders the use of the browser itself. If you bring your cursor all the way to the right, it actually goes beyond the scroll bar, and you must bring the cursor back if you want to click on the scrollbar. It's super dumb because you can't use that few pixels for anything and I’m probably not the only one who has a muscle memory to simply move the mouse until it hits the border and click if you want to scroll, you know, since that how it works in every other program.