Another poll/request/wish to get tab grouping / stacking in Opera soon?

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THANKS

When I click on a Mixcloud link (which I receive per email) - Opera loads Mixcloud and before the mix starts to play Opera results in:

There is still enough memory - the problem is the process. Did not happen with Opera 66.

Shift and clicking the "+" ("Press to open new tab") should "duplicate" the current selected tab.

Ctrl and clicking the "+" ("Press to open new tab") should "duplicate" the current selected tab - but point to the root of the domain (without path)
(e..g. instead of "https://www.discogs.com/release/37247" => "https://www.discogs.com/")

The new opened tabs might be auto-positioned right beside the current selected tab and get active of course.

Alt and clicking the "+" ("Press to open new tab") could (also) "reopen last closed tab".

So I can use my one hand for keyboard and needn't remove the other hand from the mouse.

I just made a bug report (DNAWIZ-69904).

When opening a Markdown file (local double click or via http) it would be nice if Opera would display this file "nice" and not like as a simple .txt file.

Opera could offer various CSS styles (incl. plain txt of course) in preferences how to open .md files.

A right click context menu on the .md page to choose quickly another CSS style would be also good.

In March 2016, text/markdown was registered as RFC7763 at IETF.

https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#link
and google around

@burnout426 Thanks a lot. Will try with Opera 67 when it works. Had to downgrade.

@aoirei Yes , Opera 12 tab stacking. All the time most used feature ever. Missing it so much. Just have 34 tabs open - from sw development, music, shares, social, lottery & betting .. would love to group / stack them within tab groups / tab stacking within one Opera window.

I've started created workspaces but created in wrong order - how can I re-order them?

I can't find any menu. Is there any xml file which I can change to re-order them?

@aoirei said in Another chance for tab grouping / stacking (when Chrome is working on it):

@leocg That does not look as useful as Opera 12 tab stacking. Chrome's solution is better.

Exactly.

I just tried it in the office where Chrome is standard browser.

It's not the same as Opera 12 tab stacking.

I can not use this Chrome grouping and disabled it.

Still waiting for classic easy usable Opera 12 tab stacking.

Thanks burnout426.

Done with bug report DNAWIZ-95025.

@burnout426 said in Installer differences:

In short, the offline installer link at https://www.opera.com/download gives me the 32-bit offline installer instead of the 64-bit (when visiting the page with Chrome Stable 64-bit on Windows 10 64-bit).

Thanks @burnout426,

And via https://www.opera.com/download, "Download the offline package", I auto-get "Opera_68.0.3618.125_Setup.exe" (32-bit) although my user agent is

from current Opera:

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/81.0.4044.138 Safari/537.36 OPR/68.0.3618.125

from current installed MS Edge:

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/70.0.3538.102 Safari/537.36 Edge/18.18363

and the OS Win64 or x64 version should be detected - and the 64-bit installer "Opera_68.0.3618.125_Setup_x64.exe" should be auto-detected and downloaded.

Someone should change this on Opera website, or isn't it?

@burnout426 said in Installer differences:

They're for 64-bit versions of Win7 and newer. It's what you should use by default if you're going to use the offline installer and have 64-bit Windows.

But the normal download page https://www.opera.com/download - choose "Download the offline package" - auto-selects and downloads "Opera_68.0.3618.125_Setup.exe" and installs into the 64-bit directory "C:\Program Files" and not into the 32-bit directory "C:\Program Files (x86)"

So finally both are 64-bit versions or isn't?

If not and I should choose _x64.exe - why does the download page not auto-select this version (should be able to because of JavaScript info)?

What are the differences between

• Opera_68.0.3618.125_Autoupdate.exe
• Opera_68.0.3618.125_Autoupdate_x64.exe
• Opera_68.0.3618.125_Setup.exe
• Opera_68.0.3618.125_Setup_x64.exe

on http://get.opera.com/ftp/pub/opera/desktop/68.0.3618.125/win/?

On my Windows 10 64-bit, when I download from official page https://www.opera.com/download and choose "Download the offline package" then "Opera_68.0.3618.125_Setup.exe" will be downloaded and finally installed into "C:\Program Files\Opera" (64-bit directory).

Are the _x64 bit versions for older 64-bit OS like Windows 7 or 8?

What is the difference between the Setup and Autoupdate?

My "Setup" installer regularly auto-updates, so?

When I want to disable the auto-update I have to start Opera with

"C:\Program Files\Opera\launcher.exe" "--disable-update"

Thanks

Fixed at least in 68.0.3618.63.

Thanks burnout426.

Done with bug report DNAWIZ-95025.

Since Opera 67 (currently 67.0.3575.137) when you right click on one of the Bookmarks folders and select "Open all in new window" every bookmark opens in a new window (with one tab) instead of ONE new window (with all tabs).

This is a new bug.

Over night What's App updated to 12.20.42 on iOS 6 and now Opera 67.0.3575.137 shows the missing input line in the chats.

Mysterious.

Add. info from myself: This latest Opera version works correct with iPhone 8 with latest iOS 13.4.1 and What's app version 2.20.42

My friend is using the latest Opera "67.0.3575.137" but in Whats-App chats there is no text line to write messages anymore.

He is using iPhone 6 with (latest) iOS 12.4.5 and What's App version 12.20.31.

It looks like it has worked until Opera 66.

I've tried everything around settings, etc. but no chance to find the problem.

Any idea?

@burnout426 Thanks a lot. Will try with Opera 67 when it works. Had to downgrade.