@bassett I replace the home page with Good Speed Dial and have set it, Sonarr's calendar, and my search engine of choice set to open on every launch of Opera.

Agree cause why would you need a separate launcher for a extension that already sits on your extension bar?

@rcs4tovy said in Aria not working:

Aria can't fetch.

That's a good thing. Simply no to AI.

OK while waiting for this thread to be approved I installed the beta to see one by one if it was my settings or an extensions. Before adding or changing anything I attempted to minimize it and it has the same behavior of auto remaximizing as soon is it's minimized. So this is a browser specific issue.

@nanana1 said in Opera introduces Lucid Mode to improve video quality:

This may be the beginning of the Opera AI-powered browser !!

Lets simply say no.

I am running Manjaro KDE 21.2.1 with Opera 82.0.4227.43 and I just clicked on the minimize button on the tabbar and it minimized and instantly maximized again without me touching the maximize button or clicking on Opera's icon in my Plasma panel. I had Vivaldi open for something else and decided to test it and when I clicked minimize it minimized to the panel and stayed there. I then went back to Opera and opened a private window to test with that and the private window itself not the OS or desktop started flickering. I ended up having to right it's panel icon to close the private window. I'm going to do a reboot to see if that might solve the issue, but if anyone has any thoughts on what might be going on I really appreciate the feedback and help. Thanks

@nuiin said in Opera unveils integrated browser AI: Aria:

Aria is almost as good as ChatGDT and certainly better than ChatSonic which has never worked properly for me. Probably out of the three I would choose and use Aria, which always works and for me is quicker than the others.

Gee that just make me want it, Not!!!

Come on half of what ChatGPT gives you is made up cause if it does know the answer it makes something up.

@apathy The way you get to that has changed, or at least I could find it that way. I had to click on Opera's tabbar, use alt + f3, Configure Special Application Settings, doubleclick Detect Window Properties, search for title, select no titlebar and frame and go from there.

@opera-comments-bot said in The future of browsing: Opera One, the first AI-powered browser is ready for download:

Today we’re excited to drop the big news that Opera One, the latest incarnation of the Opera Browser, is here and ready for you to download!

Read full blog post: The future of browsing: Opera One, the first AI-powered browser is ready for download

Still no thanks to AI in my browser. especially since half or better of the information they present is incorrect.

I would love to thank everyone who bother to try to help with this, but I would only be thanking myself.

https://github.com/fastaddons/GroupSpeedDial/issues/208

@forestworker90 said in General Opera One Feedback Topic:

@forestworker90

This feature should be inbuilt in opera since 1999 but it seems this are busy in redesigning to a point that is becoming useless and invisible,

That's fine if you want to leave your browser open or at least running in the background. No Thanks. Better to backup the tabs when you go to close the browser.

@shintoplasm01 said in Debunking misinformation about Opera’s browsers:

@locutus Not really relevant. Firstly, this thread is about Opera specifically - and the specific concerns raised in that post I linked to.

Secondly, while I agree that Brave has its own share of (rather small IMHO) controversies, but AFAIK no-one's identified any suspicious connections being made to Brave's servers.

Lets try that again with the truth this time. As I clearly stated the articles about Opera being spyware do do back a lot loner than you imply. Second Brave has more than their share of controversies.

Articles about Opera being spyware have been around since Opera was purchased by a company in China. They're no going away any time soon. Brave is the one that peeps should be concerned about. They claim to be privacy centric while having a ads rewards program.

@whisperer said in Threads and posts are presented badly:

@leocg @Locutus

Now that is just gibberish.

@rcs4tovy said in Aria not working:

Aria can't fetch.

That's a good thing. Simply no to AI.

@whisperer said in Threads and posts are presented badly:

@leocg
The layout makes it hard to quickly read thread titles and reading threads themselves is a pain too. There are enormous gaps of white space, and displaying deleted threads you can't access takes away even more space. I find the way the replies work confusing, why are they displayed twice? Attention is not naturally drawn to information that matters most. You can't customize the layout. In my opinion these things make the forum not intuitive to work with and in fact a pain to work with. For that reason I would rather not post on this forum, simply because it's unpleasant to work with.

The layout which is used on many many many many forums is Extremely easy to navigate. As for my opst about the browser I was heading you off at the pass before you could wrongly go after the browser like you wrongly went after the forum.

@whisperer said in Threads and posts are presented badly:

For that reason I would rather not post on this forum, simply because it's unpleasant to work with.

Then Don't post here or anywhere for that matter.

@whisperer I've been giving Opera a run and it's perfectly fine with the "bells and whistles".

@nuiin said in The future of browsing: Opera One, the first AI-powered browser is ready for download:

@ocirnes Whenever I try to use Aria I get the message: "There are many others joining right now, so I’ve added you to the waiting list. I'll notify you in the coming days as soon as access is available." Am I the only one affected or are others being denied access to Aria for unspecified reasosn? It's been like this for me for days.

That's a good thing since A.I. does not belong in the browser.

@opera-comments-bot said in The future of browsing: Opera One, the first AI-powered browser is ready for download:

Today we’re excited to drop the big news that Opera One, the latest incarnation of the Opera Browser, is here and ready for you to download!

Read full blog post: The future of browsing: Opera One, the first AI-powered browser is ready for download

Still no thanks to AI in my browser. especially since half or better of the information they present is incorrect.

Can we not add anything that's AI?