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This last update added 6 new shortcuts to my bookmarks bar. None of them I would ever care to use. I accepted long ago you adding them by default to the speed dial, but would you please stop putting shortcuts into my bookmarks that I have zero use for? Thank you.
Whose bright idea was it to integrate Facepuke into Opera? Why is there no option to completely disable it?
I despise FB with a passion, to the point where I'm about ready to abandon Opera completely over this, and I've been a faithful user (and paying customer at one time) for many, many years.
I want to know what level of integration they have with Opera? Does it have any telemetry data collection? And more importantly, why is there no option to completely disable it, like with an addon?
I don't know at what point it was integrated, I only just noticed it, but I really want some answers.
There's two different "Full screen" messages that pop up.
One is the "Exit Full Screen (F11)" message on any normal website.
The other happens when I'm playing video (such as on Amazon.com or Youtube.com), with the "Press Esc to exit Full Screen mode". I believe they're both HTML5 video (though I'm uncertain about Amazon).
Frankly, I know how to exit full screen, and just want these messages to go away. It was possible in classic Opera, but there doesn't appear to be any such option in ChrOpera. Yes, I've finally been forced to make the transition (even though certain features are lacking that I sorely miss, such as the 'right-click and scroll' to browse through tabs), and for the most part it's fine. I would really like to be able to block these popup messages, though. The only option I've seen so far, is from a post made in 2009 (for Chrome), and it's likely outdated. Not to mention there was a warning that it was detected as a virus by most AV software, which makes me leery of it to begin with.
I've not had any success from searching Google, so I was hoping someone here would know of a way that I'm unaware of.
I take it that's a no?
If someone could even tell me if it's not possible, that would at least allow me to stop wasting my time researching it.
I don't think there is a "proper" place to discuss Opera Mail, as I doubt they (the devs) even care about it. Splitting it off into a separate program was only done, so people no longer using Opera 12.x and earlier, could still have access to their Opera Mail setup. My suggestion would be just to go ahead and ask your question, and see if someone knows the answer.