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Casao, what script are you using that made the post background green?
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You can also access that menu by hitting Alt, making the huge button there unnecessary.
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Aug 4, 2009 03:28
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Has anyone managed anything cool with Unite? I had to send my iPhoto library to someone the other day, and I hated the fact that Opera Unite said this would be easy, and yet it was not, because I have not started to use Unite yet.
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Aug 4, 2009 06:13
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EVERYTHING I SAY ABOUT JAPAN OR LIVING IN JAPAN IS COMPLETELY WRONG, BUT YOU BETTER BELIEVE I'LL 
ABOUT IT.
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Stanley Pain posted:Casao, what script are you using that made the post background green? SALR from the OP. Mithaldu posted:You can also access that menu by hitting Alt, making the huge button there unnecessary. Except that resizes poo poo and ends up being annoying as gently caress.
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Aug 4, 2009 07:45
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Uh, not here. In fact, i have no idea how a popup menu would even resize stuff.
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Aug 4, 2009 10:27
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Casao posted:SALR from the OP. Ah cool, used this a long time ago didn't know it had been updated  .
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Aug 4, 2009 11:49
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Mithaldu posted:Uh, not here. In fact, i have no idea how a popup menu would even resize stuff. Oh, it brings up the exact same menu, my mistake, I misunderstood and didn't test it, figuring it worked akin to IE, Explorer and the other new apps by just showing the menu bar.
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Aug 5, 2009 07:32
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Finally switched over to using tabs instead of windows in Opera and I like it alright. Mostly I switched because I discovered Right Click + Scroll and also installed Windows 7. Is there a way for the tabs to show up grouped like Explorer windows or IE tabs do in Aero preview on the taskbar when mousing over the Opera icon? I figured it's probably something for which we'll have to wait for the official release of Windows 7. (My main reason for not using tabs before was that I like to Alt+Tab through everything that's open. I can do this now with IE).
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Aug 5, 2009 07:47
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Meroin posted:Right Click + Scroll Things I did not know. Thanks.
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kapalama posted:Things I did not know. Thanks.
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Meroin posted:Finally switched over to using tabs instead of windows in Opera and I like it alright. Mostly I switched because I discovered Right Click + Scroll and also installed Windows 7. Is there a way for the tabs to show up grouped like Explorer windows or IE tabs do in Aero preview on the taskbar when mousing over the Opera icon? I figured it's probably something for which we'll have to wait for the official release of Windows 7. (My main reason for not using tabs before was that I like to Alt+Tab through everything that's open. I can do this now with IE). No, that has to be programmed in by the developer for that kind of thing to work with Windows 7, Opera will have to get around to it sometime.
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Aug 5, 2009 20:14
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Alright, what I want is very simple: to be able to pull up results from the address bar by searching titles without it searching the loving content of the web page. That's it. When you disable "Remember Content on Visited Webpages", this feature seems to disappear. Opera is so drat good, it is by far the best browser, but this is the one thing that keeps me from using it as my main, non-development browser. Help?
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I'm getting weird issues with Opera. First of all, Facebook: Click here for the full 1036x194 image. Their 'quick launch' bar no longer stays anchored, also there is no scroll slide on the right side.  Click here for the full 798x581 image. When I try to log in, I get: "Logging in must go through the Facebook flow. Please try again." Finally, Opera occasionally locks up and crashes. Any ideas? EDIT: Version 9.64 Build 10487 EDIT II: Oh yeah, the Back button doesn't work in Facebook. TITTIEKISSER69 fucked around with this message at 00:32 on Aug 8, 2009 |
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Aug 8, 2009 00:11
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sm8000 posted:I'm getting weird issues with Opera. First of all, Facebook: Update to the latest version, none of that is happening.
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I'm still using 9.64 and I've never had any issues with Facebook. Do you have any userJS that might be messing with Facebook's? I also don't use any 3rd party apps so maybe one of those is the culprit.
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Nobdy posted:I'm still using 9.64 and I've never had any issues with Facebook. Do you have any userJS that might be messing with Facebook's? I also don't use any 3rd party apps so maybe one of those is the culprit. Could be. I uninstalled and cleaned stuff out, then did a fresh clean install of 9.64 and all my website issues (Facebook et al) are gone. I guess I'll put in one UserJS at a time and see who breaks what. Oh and I tried updating to the latest version too but the updater said I had the latest version. Guess it was broken too 
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Aug 10, 2009 03:39
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Has anyone gotten Unite to work? 
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sm8000 posted:Oh and I tried updating to the latest version too but the updater said I had the latest version. Guess it was broken too 10 is still in beta, though it's close to release. It's also got an actual updater built in, which will download it and prompt you to update, then take care of it for you. Not quite as good as Chrome's "I update in the background" deal, but whatever. I'd highly recommend 10 anyway, they made a lot of interface improvements and behind the scenes engine updates.
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AnimalChin posted:Has anyone gotten Unite to work?
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Aug 10, 2009 16:51
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GuyGizmo posted:My friend has. He said it took minimal effort to set up, and I could access all of the files and media on his computer in a nice little interface. It was neat. There are already a few new plugins up though.
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GuyGizmo posted:My friend has. He said it took minimal effort to set up, and I could access all of the files and media on his computer in a nice little interface. It was neat.  It never has for me. It says everything is running super awesome on my end but people either get a blank page or an endless loading sequence.
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Has anyone tried customizing their Opera Speed Dial? It's a bit of an eyesore if left by its default look. Opera issued a contest for whatever reasons with some nice entries. Resources here, here and here. I haven't wrapped my head around everything, but if anyone start making a customized Speed Dial page, feel free to share your thumbnail icons with the rest of us, and we might be able to create a nice collection of thumbnails. Speaking of which, does anyone know where I can find a high-res SA logo?
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Aug 10, 2009 22:41
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Wouldn't Opera unite require forwarding a port on your router, since other people connect directly to your computer? Could that be why it doesn't work for anybody, or did Opera find a clever way to circumvent that?
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That's what the proxy servers are for. Opera connects to the unite server, then waits for requests to come. Remote person connects to the unite server, unite forwards the request to Opera via the already open connection, then sends the response back to the remote person.
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Plorkyeran posted:That's what the proxy servers are for. Opera connects to the unite server, then waits for requests to come. Remote person connects to the unite server, unite forwards the request to Opera via the already open connection, then sends the response back to the remote person. Doesn't explain why everyone's been having so much trouble getting this to work. Maybe software firewalls are causing people grief?
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Many people have simply put, utterly retarded firewall/router mixes. When trying to fix poo poo for people using sites of mine I often got told they run 2+ firewalls, or have paranoid settings enabled just to be sure, which even strips referrer headers from http packets.
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Aug 11, 2009 21:32
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I admire Opera Software for trying to make running a basic webserver for accessing media and files easy and intuitive for the average home user. Given people in this thread are having difficulty, and what Mithaldu said, I have no idea how the hell they're going to pull it off, much less do it without any proxies. Good luck to them!
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Aug 11, 2009 22:36
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Considering theres already a audio and video streaming plugin out there, i cant see anything good in the future if they really proxy all the traffic (which their simple diagram seems to suggest). Otherwise itd easier to just give every account a ton of webspace and serve from that. And yeah, some people are indeed behind firewalls administrated by someone else.
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GuyGizmo posted:Ah, now I can see why the people at Opera Software were concerned about this system. Because if they're really successful and tons of people start using Opera Unite, then their servers are going to be hammered by the vast amounts of data that will need to move through them. Hopefully they could do something clever like having Opera automatically trying to use something like UPnP to set up automatic port forwarding, and resort to the proxy if all else fails. They probably just use the server to do NAT hole-punching, rather than sending all the traffic through it.
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how do I install fanboy's adblock list on opera 10? there is simply no \opera\opera\profile folder like there has been on every other install. its for a friend on win7 x64
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thrawn86 posted:how do I install fanboy's adblock list on opera 10? there is simply no \opera\opera\profile folder like there has been on every other install.
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thrawn86 posted:how do I install fanboy's adblock list on opera 10? there is simply no \opera\opera\profile folder like there has been on every other install. Opera 10 is becoming a well behaved app and storing everything in %appdata%, much to my delight. Also, as a reminder, OperaFly is an amazing way to do backups of your Opera profile, if you want to. And later, I'll post something on how to make a minimalist Opera that looks great on a netbook - I've posted a couple shots before but it's been changed a bit. It really makes a difference and I've been using it for a week.
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that folder didn't exist, but it does for me on x86. either way, I put him back on 9.6x and it works just fine. now if only we could get rid of the window bar without a 3rd party app like I posted before... thrawn86 fucked around with this message at 00:40 on Aug 13, 2009 |
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Meroin posted:Finally switched over to using tabs instead of windows in Opera and I like it alright. Mostly I switched because I discovered Right Click + Scroll and also installed Windows 7. Is there a way for the tabs to show up grouped like Explorer windows or IE tabs do in Aero preview on the taskbar when mousing over the Opera icon? I figured it's probably something for which we'll have to wait for the official release of Windows 7. (My main reason for not using tabs before was that I like to Alt+Tab through everything that's open. I can do this now with IE). btw, ctrl-tab cycles through tabs in most applications I've tried. just an alternative to those who aren't mouse gesture initiated yet.
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Lately Opera has been crashing on me at random times, about once every 10 minutes or so. Started around 9.5 I believe. I'm using x64 Windows 7, 8GB of RAM. Is anyone else having stability problems? I would love to go back to it, Firefox is OK but I love Opera.
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OnyxRaven posted:Lately Opera has been crashing on me at random times, about once every 10 minutes or so. Started around 9.5 I believe. I'm using x64 Windows 7, 8GB of RAM. Is anyone else having stability problems? I would love to go back to it, Firefox is OK but I love Opera. Which version are you using now? Try the latest alpha, been rock solid for me on multiple machines. Are you using the same profile/data files? Try deleting the profile and starting from scratch. Have you seen any spikes in CPU/RAM/HDD usage around the crash? Can you trigger it manually? Try watching that for the next crash. Try a fresh install of the latest Weekly from the Desktop Team blog to a new directory after wiping all of the Opera info from %appdata% and see if that helps.
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OnyxRaven posted:Lately Opera has been crashing on me at random times, about once every 10 minutes or so. Started around 9.5 I believe. I'm using x64 Windows 7, 8GB of RAM. Is anyone else having stability problems? I would love to go back to it, Firefox is OK but I love Opera. Two things that if deleted tend to rescue me from some crashiness: 1. Stop the Sycn, and delete the in-process bookmarks lists. It seems like they get corrupted and hang and hang and hang. 2. Delete the favicon folders. They are tiny, but somtimes Opera will put many thousands of files in one folder, which causes crashiness.
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Still using 9.64, all of the sudden today no images from SA are loading until I right click and re-load each individual image. I don't have this problem with other sites or other browsers, and closing and opening Opera didn't help. I can't find anything in Site Preferences that seems to be the culprit. Any ideas for fixing?
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Reisen posted:Still using 9.64, all of the sudden today no images from SA are loading until I right click and re-load each individual image. I don't have this problem with other sites or other browsers, and closing and opening Opera didn't help. I can't find anything in Site Preferences that seems to be the culprit. Any ideas for fixing? What UserJSes do you have?
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Reisen posted:Still using 9.64, all of the sudden today no images from SA are loading until I right click and re-load each individual image. I don't have this problem with other sites or other browsers, and closing and opening Opera didn't help. I can't find anything in Site Preferences that seems to be the culprit. Any ideas for fixing? Just SA? Sounds like you're set to Cached images only - check the View menu and see what Images are set to. Or it could be a UserJS too, though I don't know of any that'd do that. Or a CSS file.
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