Totally would support this. Went looking for the option to move it over to the right today!
Best posts made by pyrrhichios
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RE: Sidebar on right (and an argument as to why)Suggestions and feature requests
Latest posts made by pyrrhichios
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RE: chrome-like "create application shortcut from site" option (+)Suggestions and feature requests
I know this is an old topic, but +1 for me!
I like to have an application shortcut on the taskbar for my work's Onedrive instance to make it feel more application-like, and it'd be nice to do that with Opera rather than Chrome (and so implicitly loading a second browser with all its resource requirements etc).
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RE: Built-in reader modeSuggestions and feature requests
+1. Really surprised this isn't in Opera already actually given its pretty rich feature set elsewhere.
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RE: Make "Pinned" Tabs permanent and sync across devicesSuggestions and feature requests
+1 for this. Came from doing this in Firefox/Chrome and was very confused why my pins weren't persistent across sessions.
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RE: Tab only VPNSuggestions and feature requests
+1. The VPN works great for 95% of sites, but it interferes with my corporate site. Either per-tab VPN or the ability to whitelist certain domains so they don't go through the VPN would be really useful.
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RE: Sidebar on right (and an argument as to why)Suggestions and feature requests
Totally would support this. Went looking for the option to move it over to the right today!
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Add visual indicator that a search engine keyword has been recognisedSuggestions and feature requests
This is really minor, but would make me terribly happy...
I make extensive use of the search engine keywords when searching - e.g. "w test" to search "test" on wikipedia, or "ama test" to search "test" on Amazon - and in Chrome when you do this, once the search keyword is recognised this is nicely highlighted in the address bar, which changes to a little spyglass icon and text to the effect of "Search [search engine name]."
Would it be possible to add a similar highlight to Opera? It works just the same regardless, but it's just a nice little additional visual cue that I've always appreciated.