@leocg the problem is that we can trigger the rolling of arrow▼ unconsciously,so I want a improvement that trigger the rolling by click instead of hover
Posts made by Hjeerau
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RE: the way of trigger hidden menu itemsOpera for Windows
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the way of trigger hidden menu itemsOpera for Windows
It will be very inconvenient about the case there are a lot of right-click-menu items.
some items are hidden because of too many menu items, it cause we are expected to move mouse onto the down-arrow▼ to find other items hidden,Actually, this is acceptable.
What is unacceptable is It is very easy to accidentally trigger (the ▼).
Advise the arrow can be triggered by clicking instead of moving up directly. -
RE: the way of trigger hidden menu itemsForum feedback
@leocg the opera browser right click menu, there will be a arrow▼ if it contains too many items, which cause accidentally trigger (the ▼).
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the way of trigger hidden menu itemsForum feedback
It will be very inconvenient about the case there are a lot of right-click-menu items.
some items are hidden because of too many menu items, it cause we are expected to move mouse onto the down-arrow▼ to find other items hidden,Actually, this is acceptable.
What is unacceptable is It is very easy to accidentally trigger (the ▼).
Advise the arrow can be triggered by clicking instead of moving up directly. - Suggestions and feature requests
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More prominent prompt box asking about saving passwordsSuggestions and feature requests
hope there will be a more prominent prompt when prompted to save the password instead of there is only one small horizontal bar at the top
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RE: [Duplicated]Extentions are not working in search enginesOpera for computers
@burnout426
I thought it is a bug but It seems that has been fixed. -
[Duplicated]Extentions are not working in search enginesOpera for computers
Extentions are not working for [any] search engine even if the "Allow access to search page results" switch is turned on.
It seems to reproduce 100% when the browser starts. expicially on script extention.