Hey Christoph, nice to see you've obtained mod status

Sure, I mean I'm not really expecting the signed installers to be tampered with in the future, but it's still a nice-to-have as a reference in case Opera decides to remove earlier builds any time and they end up on third-party sites.

Tbh I'm probably being being too tinfoil hat, as the signatures would be invalidated anyway and the type of people noticing that would be slim. I can always post some here come to think of it.

As per title. Figured I'd post in the lower traffic Mac sub forum, but it applies to all versions. If a mod feels it's better moved that's fine too

Hashes listed of all the official installers available on the site would be useful for future reference and archive. Is this available somewhere currently?

Would be a good idea considering how many questions continue to be Presto. It's unfortunate Opera deleted the previous forum, which even if surviving as a read-only resource would have continued to be immeasurably useful to Presto users.

Also honestly glad leushino isn't around to troll anymore. The guy never stopped causing arguments and general dissension.

Update: the settings were within the user profile>Preferences.

The new forum offers no settings in the user profile to configure notifications for starred/favorite discussions.

How can I disable email notifications for these discussions while still keeping them starred on the site?

That's of course only the stats from W3Schools own site, every site will be different. I think Opera's useragent string has changed since v15 to be generic anyway which probably doesn't help with statistics.

Originally posted by rilef:

I've been using Opera 18+ almost exclusively for the past month and have found it to be awesome, better than "very good".

I think the only browser I'd call awesome is Opera Presto :lol: Still, I do think Firefox is better than it ever has been. I haven't been following the successive releases of Opera Blink as closely as before, is there much improvement feature-wise from 15/16?

Originally posted by kesetrum:

I am webmaster and editing many CSS/HTML code etc.

The main reason why I still stick in Opera 12x are:
- Load back/accident post. AFAIK, only Presto have this ability. even after successfully post, I am still can do revert previous one only click BACK
- The Opera Dragonfly, is different than WebKit or Gecko/Firebug Inspect element.Presto has nice "real time" live mouse hover and show the styles.
- I am still have thousands of Notes instead of important Speed Dial.

But, still I am facing the big 5 fact. That my visitor still use Chrome, WebKit, IE and Presto Engine,including Opera Mini.
So, for testing site, I use current Opera 18x and Firefox also IE

Well, I remember many years ago. I am using Intel Pentium 300MHz with 256MB of RAM. At that time, IE was buggy and consume high cpu resources. While Firefuk had many memory leakage problem. Only Opera is the winner, can open many many tabs at once with LOWEST memory & CPU consumption. Dang..

So, quick update: I've been using Firefox exclusively for the past month and have found it to be very good.

In terms of the browser remembering entered text it actually does a better job than Opera. Firefox remembers text entered in fields even after closing and re-opening the browser, as well as pressing Back generally. Haven't tried testing submitting a form then pressing back yet. Edit: just did now, and it works :lol:

For memory usage it's stayed between 350MB-450MB running with 25 addons and various userscripts, etc. So far a very positive experience coming from Opera 12, although it's no easy task setting it up initially with the type of things I wanted to customize. Once I did, however it's a pretty solid

Originally posted by rilef:

Add keywords to Firefox or SeaMonkey bookmarks by right-clicking any bookmark, then select Properties. No extension is necessary. Firefox and SeaMonkey keywords work like Opera 12 bookmark nicknames.

Ah, I can see it now (on OSX there's no Properties context menu item for bookmarks), there's an 'expand' arrow in the bookmark manager pane that displays the extra input box. Good to know , saves an extra addon for some.

I suppose the benefit of the addon is adding the Keyword input box to the pop-up bookmark star in the addressbar when you first create one, as well as Description, and a few other options, similar to expanding Opera's 'Details' button.

Anyway, back on topic ;). Cross-posting from another thread in case it may be helpful:

Originally posted by laurenbacall:

Originally posted by serious:

Well, not stopped using it, but def. pushing back any upgrade and looking for viable replacements (firefox looks good with a handful of extensions), but need yet to find something that supports bookmarks shortcuts which I use waaay often.

The Add Bookmark Here² addon for Firefox can add keywords to bookmarks (it basically uses the same system Firefox uses for custom searches but adds it to bookmarks). Forgot to mention this in that addons list I posted about :p

The Speed Dial addon also allows adding of multiple sites per tile, separated by a pipe character (|). It can then be used as a kind of bookmark folder, opening each site in it's own tab.

I would have added it to my original post if it weren't for the 24-hour edit limit :rolleyes:

Originally posted by findkfn:

And you are sure thats because of tab utilities ?
I have no such toolbar here.

It only appears with that addon enabled, so yes, I'm pretty sure.

New addons

A few more I'm trying out.

Keyconfig (no, not the original one )
Found a much better keyboard customization addon. It's not available through the regular Addon library, you can find it in this thread.

It's very nice, and allows for any custom keyboard shortcut (well, combos that is). Uses code for each shortcut, so for more documentation see the thread page, and here and here. It also changes the actual menu shortcut hints, unlike the previous addon I was trying. Not to be confused with the addon in the regular addon library by the same name.

I have replaced the Customizable Shortcuts, Single Key Tab Switch, and Image Block addons with keyconfig. See this thread for the code for Next/Previous tab switching, and this thread for the toggle Images on/off code.

Mozilla Archive Format
An alternative MHT saving addon which is far simpler to install than unMHT and actually integrates into the regular Save As dialog (unlike unMHT). Still prefer Opera 12's MHT output though, as well as the fact that with general file downloading Opera seems to save from cache while Firefox redownloads files (:irked: ).

NextPlease
A fast-forward/rewind addon that can be triggered by keyboard shortcuts, buttons or menu items. By default it's very good at choosing the next page of paginated sites, but it can be further enhanced by adding image URLs of buttons from sites to target them specifically, as well as Regexp, etc.