Originally posted by rafaelluik:

apart from the obvious duplicity

But, imho, it is still more informative, than showing me, so to say, search.php, without what am I actually searching.

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

how do you check the page security in Yandex browser?

I do not really use it, so do not know match about it, but something like that: valid ssl, invalid ssl.

P.S. Feel like we got deep in off-topic there.

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

Chrome and Firefox would require me to install an add-on just so I can be able to use a Paste&Go keyboard shortcut for example, an add-on so I can right-click selected text and get "Search with" so I can select one from my list of search engines, it would require an extension for a decent Speed Dial and so on...

Basically I do not care if functionality is built-in or is brought by extensions. While it works well - I am ok with it.
I had extensions in Opera for Speed Dial and for search with and even for auto complete which is built-in functionality in other browsers.
Though I must say I loved Opera built-in Notes more than Evernote.

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

Also, if you lived with Opera 12 and older where it was common for sites to display messages like "our site is not compatible with your browser", reading this "outdated browser" message shouldn't be scary.

It's ok while they just show you the message. But if the message blocks all the site without an option to continue without changing «outdated browser»…
Well, now I saw rather few of such sites, but I guess their amount would increase.

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

And no "technical user" was able to justify the need of seeing HTTP/HTTPS/FTP and the rest of URL parameters in the address field for everyday tasks.

It's not a need but a desire.
Cause this cuted urls look dumb and still not informative.
In case of hiding all this unneeded technical details and show it user-friendly I like the Yandex.browser way.

Originally posted by scratchspace:

it's nice of you, as a happy FireFox user, to come back and visit us poor Opera users.

I just has an e-mail subscription for this topic. Nothing special.

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

Wow, switching to another web browser just because you can't see http or https in a frigging text field... Really?? What's the justification?

It was not the only issue. I want bookmarks, vertical tabs and so on. Simply I did not asked about them because I was sure there was none of them.

I tried to stay at Opera 12, but sites started to say I have outdated browser and refuse to work with it.
And Opera 15+… it's like Chrome, which I do not like, but even with less features and customisation.

Do not bother guys. I'm with FireFox already. After 11 years with Opera. It's kinda sad but sometimes one just has to change your habits.

Originally posted by ersi:

seeing the full true url in the address bar is bad for your

Seeing? Security? It must be somehow connected with ostriches…

...we have chosen to hide even more parts of the URL from the address bar. The protocol is too technical for most users to understand...

Yeap. I see. New opera is a browser for dummies.

Originally posted by Pesala:

Sure — just focus the address field.

1) It's not what I am asking for.
2) http does not come back even in this case.

Trying new Opera. :rip:
Is there any option to see full url in the adress string?
I mean http / https and the params after the ? sign.