Thx.
Posts made by sporty78
- Opera for Windows
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RE: How To Access AutoplayOpera for Windows
To be clear then, when using O to access websites with Video and Audio, unless a 3rd party extension is 'added,' V and A will play automatically?
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RE: How To Access AutoplayOpera for Windows
I am not sure what you are talking about.
FF has an 'Autoplay' Setting option that permits a user to 'Block Audio And Audio,' which works beautifully.
Unfortunately, O does not have an 'equivalent' setting, which is what I was asking about.
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RE: How To Access AutoplayOpera for Windows
To be clear, without an 'add-on extension,' Opera enables Video and Audio Autoplay by default and, consequently, both have to be stopped manually on every website?
- Opera for Windows
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RE: How To Access AutoplayOpera for Windows
My question has not been answered:
'How Do I disable Video and Audio Using Opera' 'or' do Video and Audio play by default?
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Date and time missing on Facebook postsOpera for Windows
'Another' Issue With Opera:
Also:
On my desktop, I view Facebook via the Opera browser but when viewing posts from other people, the Date/Time stamp is no longer visible.
Instead, it shows a random series of numbers and digits. However, 'hovering' over it displays the date and time.
Refreshing the page does not work. The issue occurs on Firefox as well.
'Again,' am I missing an 'obvious' detail here?
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How To Access AutoplayOpera for Windows
Latest Version of Opera.
Hello.
'Clearly,' I am missing a detail because I am unable to find 'Autoplay' (in order to turn off Video and Audio) under 'Site Setting.'
Where was it moved to?
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RE: [Solved]Accessing Advanced Settings to enable word wrapOpera for Windows
Issue resolved by closing and reopening O-Thx.
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RE: [Solved]Accessing Advanced Settings to enable word wrapOpera for Windows
Only FF and O are installed.
As for Firefox, even though Ads are blocked (on the right side of the page), there is a 'blank panel' so, subsequently, text 'wraps' automatically at the end of each line.
However, in (and even though ads are blocked), there is no right pael so, subsequently, text 'extends' to the end of the line before changing to the next line.
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RE: [Solved]Accessing Advanced Settings to enable word wrapOpera for Windows
I am being unclear so, as a result, let's try this again.
Currently, when using Hotmail in Opera, text does not automatically 'adjust' at the end of each line (as it does automatically when using Hotmail in Firefox='Text Wrap' or 'Word-Break').
As a result, I have to press 'Enter' manually at the end of each line, which I do not want to do.
.What is 'the fix?'
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RE: [Solved]Accessing Advanced Settings to enable word wrapOpera for Windows
Maybe I am not using the correct terminology.
I want Hotmail email text to fit neat on a given line (without exceeding the boundaries)='Text Wrap'
Firefox enables that feature automatically.
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RE: [Solved]Accessing Advanced Settings to enable word wrapOpera for Windows
Essentially, I want to enable 'Word Wrap.'
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[Solved]Accessing Advanced Settings to enable word wrapOpera for Windows
Version: 95.0.4635.90
Hello.
Clearly, I am missing a detail but how are Advanced Settings accessed?
'History,' the tab was positioned below 'Settings' but, at this point, it is 'hidden.'
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RE: Hiding 'Ad-Blocker' Hotmail MessageOpera for Windows
Thanks for the time and effort involved in assisting me.
As feedback to the developers 'out there,' full ad-blocking components should be included with all Opera software updates (without the need to install separate extensions each and every time).
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RE: Hiding 'Ad-Blocker' Hotmail MessageOpera for Windows
Essentially then, am I correct that an Opera (or Chrome) extension is the 'only' way to 'hide' the ad message completely?
If so (and as mentioned), FF 'clears' the ad area completely (and automatically) within its update and Opera should do the same (without having to perform an extra step by installing an extension).
Thanks for the insight..
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RE: Hiding 'Ad-Blocker' Hotmail MessageOpera for Windows
Q: Am I correct then that installing a Google Chrome extension produces the same result? (I use Firefox and Opera only).
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Q: Are you saying that Opera 95 has an option to install an extension but this 'feature' is not built into the new Opera version directly?
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I ask the above questions because Firefox 'automatically' hides the entire ad area without having to install the newest update 'or' install an extension.
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RE: Hiding 'Ad-Blocker' Hotmail MessageOpera for Windows
To be clear then, the message 'blocks' all ads from displaying but there is no way, within Opera settings, to 'block the blocked message' (so that the right panel is completely 'blank?)..
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RE: Hiding 'Ad-Blocker' Hotmail MessageOpera for Windows
I had no idea that my question was 'that' complicated to answer!
Instead, I figured that someone would know the answer immediately and, subsequently, I would feel foolish.
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RE: Hiding 'Ad-Blocker' Hotmail MessageOpera for Windows
Huh?
You 'clearly' did not read my post clearly-I am referring to 'Hotmail.'
Please leave this post for someone else to answer.