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@hien-reese +1 for Chrome-style tab grouping.
The code is presumably public and all that needs to happen is to adapt it to Opera's style.
Even with workspaces, it's still handy to have (sub)grouping. I literally have a dozen or more contexts of tabs. I don't want a dozen workspaces. I want to subdivide workspaces into groups of tabs occasionally.
https://blog.google/products/chrome/manage-tabs-with-google-chrome/
@kened: @kened said:
I don't know how the Opera team keeps this idiot as a moderator. Opera team, you should choose your moderators better. I'm almost giving up on cooperating with browser development, because of this idiot. He looks like a grumpy kid. @kmielczarczyk
Sore?
I've always found Leo great.
@leocg said:
@davidgould said in Opera 84.0.4316.0 developer update:
Lastly, can we have a setting to stop giving small extensions their own thread?
That's how Chromium works, so Google would need to change it.
Ahh yes, was too busy remembering problems and forgot.
There are apparently some options in Chromium. None do what I want but might play with it anyway.
https://superuser.com/questions/654565/how-to-run-google-chrome-in-a-single-process
Amazing. Only just seen this. Promote it on social media. It's weird enough that people will talk about it.
R2 hangs hard on my current tab set. Will try trimming it and re-upgrading.
@kened: @kened said:
I don't know how the Opera team keeps this idiot as a moderator. Opera team, you should choose your moderators better. I'm almost giving up on cooperating with browser development, because of this idiot. He looks like a grumpy kid. @kmielczarczyk
Sore?
I've always found Leo great.
My bookmarks bar keeps disappearing. It can be restored from Settings.
How do I turn off Aria? The icon covers my comments in FB.
Been using 4864 for about 18 months. Had to update because Chrome is blocking extensions for older browsers.
5067 was a pig on my 4GB laptop but 5076 is a dream. It's the first build I've tried since 4864 which matches its memory management in low memory situations ie good at releasing memory and good at using unused memory when needed. It might even be better at it than 4864.
I have lost my search engines but can perhaps manually migrate them. [Yes I'm trying to upgrade my memory]
@leocg: So in spite of the script being uninstalled from Tampermonkey and Tampermonkey itself being uninstalled, it still leaves the script here:
C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Developer\Default\Extensions\ppldhdmhmdcedddamaddkbbakkfhgeeo\36.9.8.0_0\script.js
The extension directory shouldn't even be there as far as I know. Deleting it fixes the problem.
This looks like longstanding bugs in both Tampermonkey and Opera, possibly only with scripts as complex as that. The script is here: https://www.fbpurity.com/test/fbpurity36.9.8.user.js?fbclid=IwAR1-9l-8wUsgnlWE8d5FrcXZHZ28DqkHP3ainGWOHZWSR7ywfcqCKxFLTy8
I am using 102.0.4864.0 though, in spite of of the recent bloat improvements on the 104 releases.
@leocg: @leocg: Opera complains that Tampermonkey Chrome has malicious code and won't install it.
The Opera version has again installed an FB Purity script, but only after I told it not to. It is now installed when it's being told not to, when Tampermonkey is disabled and when Tampermonkey is uninstalled. I have looked everywhere for where this script is installed and am now going to have to search my hard drive for a line in a script.
Amazing. Only just seen this. Promote it on social media. It's weird enough that people will talk about it.
Has anyone got Bing AI to work on Opera yet? They apparently opened it to Chrome. Bing AI is the best of the publicly available LLMs, largely because it can read the internet.
@el-puzo: The current one is OK but I thought the previous one was really good. Maybe Opera can make it a community project.
Regression, presumably in Chromium. Opera processes aren't releaseing their memory in low memory situations again.