Posts made by gurrubhai

@little-yellow-duck As of my knowledge Aria is not a specific software or application. It is a term used in the context of web accessibility to refer to attributes and properties that help make web content more accessible to people with disabilities. These attributes can be applied to HTML elements to provide additional information to assistive technologies.

Since Aria is not a standalone application or software, its availability is not platform-specific. The use of Aria attributes and properties depends on the web development practices and the capabilities of the browsers or assistive technologies being used.

Regarding iOS devices, such as iPhones and iPads, they do support the use of Aria attributes and properties. iOS has built-in support for web accessibility features and provides compatibility with Aria for developers to create accessible web content. However, the specific behavior and support for Aria attributes may vary depending on the version of iOS and the browser being used.

To ensure the best accessibility experience on iOS devices, it is recommended to follow web accessibility guidelines and standards, including the proper use of Aria attributes, semantic HTML markup, and testing your web content on iOS devices with different assistive technologies and browsers.

@lazysmurf 1 :Check if there are any settings within Opera related to notifications that may have changed with the update. You can access these settings by navigating to Menu > Settings > Privacy & Security.
2: Ensure that Opera is allowed to send notifications through Windows Notification Center by going to Windows Settings > System > Notifications & Actions and making sure that Opera has permission enabled.
3: Try reverting back to an older version of Opera (if possible) until they resolve this issue in a future update.
Provide feedback about this issue directly to the developers of Opera through their official forum or bug report form. This will help them become aware of the problem and possibly fix it in upcoming updates.
Remember, staying up-to-date on browser updates is essential for security reasons, but sometimes new updates can bring unexpected issues like this one. Providing feedback helps improve future versions and restores features we value most!

@lazysmurf I understand your frustration with the changes in Opera's notification system. The recent update to Opera One has caused notifications to disappear quickly from the Windows notifications center, making them less useful, especially for sports scores. It can be frustrating when notifications vanish before you have a chance to read them. This change seems to have impacted the functionality and usefulness of the feature. It's important for developers to consider the user experience and ensure that notifications provide relevant and accessible information. Hopefully, Opera will take this feedback into account and consider improvements to their notification system in future updates.

@hepptech said in How can I disable tab mute?:

This feature is Really Annoying to me.
How can I disable the Tab mute feature, It just appeared after an update.

To disable the Tab mute feature in Opera browser:

Enter "opera://flags" in the address bar.
Find "Tab audio muting UI control" option.
Set it to "Disabled".
Relaunch Opera to apply the changes.