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@A Former User said in Social Fixer for Facebook:
Hidden posts (posts marked as read) show a permanent line of text that the post is hidden & an option to ''unhide' it. This feature slows down the loading of a Facebook page & it makes it somewhat unpleasing to the eye.
F__KEDbook in general is unpleasing to the eye with all the fake rightwing crap on it.
@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.
Homemade Mac & Cheese is the answer.
https://www.momontimeout.com/best-homemade-baked-mac-and-cheese-recipe/
Agree cause why would you need a separate launcher for a extension that already sits on your extension bar?
@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.
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.
@orionsbelt74 said in FVD Speed Dial - New Tab Page:
As of today -- November 28 2023 -- Opera pushed a compulsory update and after the update this plugin does not work. Please solve the issue as soon as possible.
Grab Group Speed Dial. It doesn't invade your privacy.
@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.
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
@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.
@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.
I would love to thank everyone who bother to try to help with this, but I would only be thanking myself.
I'm running Opera 93.0.4585.37 in various Arch based distros and I'm unable to open a new tab when I click the + on the tab bar or by rightclicking and selecting new tab. I just checked on my roommates machine and it's the same behavior. Any idea what might be causing it? Thanks
No one has any suggestions on what might be happening in my copy of Opera?
@leocg Good to know but doesn't answer the question. There must be a way in config to disable this behavior.
I do expect a reply to this, cause I'm sure there is a way for the enduser to disable this behavior in Opera. It is unacceptable for the browser to decide for me what is or isn't safe. I will make that determination.
I just launched Opera and was informed that it took it upon itself to disable one of my extensions. I clicked the message to go see which one was disabled and it's Tampermonkey. I have never had an issue with the extension and honestly would have preferred being warned and asked if I wanted to disable it or not. So have to ask if there is a config that I can edit to disable this behavior in Opera.