Please somebody look at this because it brings a terrible bug (Im on Windows 7). It happens to me daily, and it is extremely irritating.

Alt+TAB will switch the program and also leave the Opera Menu on top of the OTHER program. And there is no easy way to close this menu (because keyboard is hijacked by the other Program, so ESC wont work).

Seems minuscule but for me very important: the ability to show an indicating icon on any tab that is playing sound .

Today, I read about the new tab preview update (love it so far) and thought of reminding the good fellows at Opera about another tab-related annoyance: when multiple tabs are opened (which happens 99% of the time) and some sound is being played, the user has to spend a lot of time to figure out which tab is playing that sound. I believe this is a little but vital feature everybody will benefit because video and music is what most of us consume (i guess).

ps. If Opera were open source, I would have contributed to this feature already.

Regards
piqoni

I strongly believe that one is a very good feature, and I'm guessing a talented Opera dev can hack it in a day.

Just, WONDERFUL.

Thank you very much. Dictionary fixed.

Hi there,
These two are giving me a hard time:

-The absence of a proper Google Dictionary-like addon. I have tried several, and none worked. (Im using Opera Next 21.0.1432.39.) Any suggestion?

• The absence of that little icon that appears in tabs when sound is being playing by that tab. I always have many tabs open (as most do) and I spend a lot of time finding the tab playing the audio.

Any workaround I can do, so I can still use Opera?

Regards

THANK YOU,

I didn't know I could do that. Back to using opera again.

Not sure if this forum is the place to suggest features, nevertheless:

One reason I cannot use Opera is the absence of 'Tab to Search' feature of Chrome. Wherever you are you can search Youtube, Amazon straight from the address bar. That's very handy.

Why Opera doesn't implement this feature? It seems easy to implement. (don't know if patented, but I doubt)

Regards,
E