This is more or less a bug report, I think, or at the very least a suggestion on how to improve user experience... Opera really wants you to drop the tab at the exact pixel it feels like it's the best, and that's insanely frustrating.

• It's not possible to drop a tab at the end of the tab list for some reason
• When dropping on the tab bar, but not on top of other tabs, it will not be dropped on that window. Instead, it will stay as a separate window (it should become the last tab instead)
• When dropping the tab outside the window to create a new window, it should spot the location where it was dropped and create the window there and not on the same position of the original window

@franceny3 Edge can (edit: I think it's to the left tho). Also, Edge's sidebar can have un unlimited number of custom apps, while Opera's is hidden under a flag and limited to 5. And there is no way to actually use pages as an app like you can with Edge and Chrome

I'm currently orbiting around the idea of moving to Edge. The only things that currently prevent me doing that are Speed Dial and video popup, which honestly, there is probably an extension for those... But I want to stick around for at least testing the new redesigned UI... I have some hopes for what that new concept could bring us to

If this is just another version in the same Chromium browser, this is pointless. A rebranding and new skin with same features will not win a lot of new customers... I'll still try it out though. I really hope for Opera to succeed. Very cool browser overall

guys, if you are going to mark something as duplicate, at the bare minimum link the main post here so we can support it

Guys, if you are going to mark this as duplicate, please link the ticket I should support then like every normal issue tracking website does

@generosus that's one of the reasons I'm leaving it (and the reasons it does that is probably what caused the deletion of my previous message and its replies). Still, it's functionally well designed.

Add the option to have text being displayed on the tile instead of the page's base URL. Also, this could open the possibility to opting to not have the current label. Here is an example of when this can become useful:

Opera's Browser:

Yandex's Browser:

Much cleaner, isn't it?

This group is just an extreme example, but that would make Speed Dial much cleaner overall. Like, check this out:

vs

This setting should probably be per tile, as group tiles will probably benefit from keeping the labels, while page tiles won't need a label if the tile itself is self-explanatory

PS.: Yandex Browser is a fork from Opera developed since it was forked by the Russian company Yandex

@adam1709 new look, yes. Logo, I didn't pay much attention, but I think not. I hope not. Or if yes, just a little bit... I like Opera's logo

Anyway, here is a screenshot from their page:

https://www.opera.com/one

@adam1709 that got me as well. It's a rebranding of sorts. It's the same browser with a new name. It's kinda weird because even the bigger, fundamental change from Presto engine to Chromium back in Opera 12 or 13 didn't grant a rebranding like this...

Still, I think this time, if modularity for them means the same as it means for me, this change will actually open the opportunity for more features to come instead of less features like what happened back then.

To be honest though, Opera back then was like a bazooka for killing ants for most people... The possibility of stripping it of features and letting people install extensions made for other browsers was indeed a good idea, looking back to it...

@leocg I know, I know... I don't have any hopes in that specific feature to be fully developed. Also, I'm currently using Edge for "app-like" pages, so it's not like I'm missing any features right now.

I just mentioned that because tabs to the side is a "side bar" sort of feature, so I thought it could be useful for @franceny3 to know a browser that has the feature they want and a few others on the actual side bar.

@franceny3 Edge can (edit: I think it's to the left tho). Also, Edge's sidebar can have un unlimited number of custom apps, while Opera's is hidden under a flag and limited to 5. And there is no way to actually use pages as an app like you can with Edge and Chrome

I'm currently orbiting around the idea of moving to Edge. The only things that currently prevent me doing that are Speed Dial and video popup, which honestly, there is probably an extension for those... But I want to stick around for at least testing the new redesigned UI... I have some hopes for what that new concept could bring us to

@emseabrook there is. But Opera's home page is the Speed Dial, so the button you are looking for is the Speed Dial button

@andrew84 I agree. There should be a Compact checkbox in the theming choice menu:

• Off
  • Basically current Opera One UI
  • Default option
• On
  • Less wasted space
  • No rounded borders (like just a pixel or two wide line, sort of what it's in the current stable channel Opera)
  • Thinner tab bar
  • Thinner sidebar
  • Etc.

@adam1709 new look, yes. Logo, I didn't pay much attention, but I think not. I hope not. Or if yes, just a little bit... I like Opera's logo

Anyway, here is a screenshot from their page:

https://www.opera.com/one

@adam1709 that got me as well. It's a rebranding of sorts. It's the same browser with a new name. It's kinda weird because even the bigger, fundamental change from Presto engine to Chromium back in Opera 12 or 13 didn't grant a rebranding like this...

Still, I think this time, if modularity for them means the same as it means for me, this change will actually open the opportunity for more features to come instead of less features like what happened back then.

To be honest though, Opera back then was like a bazooka for killing ants for most people... The possibility of stripping it of features and letting people install extensions made for other browsers was indeed a good idea, looking back to it...

@leocg Roadmap is deleted. It was the first topic I went to when I noticed there is a category for Opera One

Could that mean Opera changed their mind over some of the features that were present there? If yes, that's completely fine. No need to delete the topic. You guys could just add a disclaimer saying that that is stuff you are considering, but the list of features could change without notice and update the post when such changes in idea happen

I can confirm, this is happening here as well

@leocg BTW, actually I've just discovered that Edge has a sidebar as well and also have this feature.

Their sidebar doesn't have a limit for custom pages and we can open pages as apps with it

I really didn't think I would ever say this, but Edge is starting to look interesting. Like, really...

• It's another Chromium like Opera, so rendering is the same as Opera
• Accepts same extensions as Chrome and Opera
• It also has video popup
• I can just install a Speed Dial extension
• I can just install an ad blocker extension
• Tab management isn't terrible (although this one should probably be fixed with the Opera rebranding that's coming up. I really want to try the new Opera out)

@andresesteban

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