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Anunnaki posted:Ugh, is there a way to make a custom dropdown menu for choosing between cookie acceptance? It's annoying as gently caress to have to navigate all the way through the menus twice every time I want to log in to YouTube because of cross web site cookies. While I think that would be possible, have you checked that the Cookies options in Site Preferences won't allow you to have it switch this setting per-site automatically?
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Lakitu7 posted:While I think that would be possible, have you checked that the Cookies options in Site Preferences won't allow you to have it switch this setting per-site automatically? Well, I actually tried setting YouTube to accept any cookies, but it still didn't let me log in until I changed the global setting. And besides, if I set it on an "Allow All or None", that would kind of defeat the purpose of monitoring your cookies at all, since a lot of sites have really extraneous cookies you don't need for the site to be functional (banner ads, tracking cookies, etc.).
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Does anyone know when the new Opera javascript engine is going to be released?
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On the previous page:Lakitu7 posted:http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2009/12/17/christmas-comes-early-for-opera-users So presumably on Tuesday it'll be out as a pre-alpha.
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It seems that a 10.5 pre-alpha build has been leaked. The article mentions a number of noticeable changes, including integration with both Aero and the Windows 7 Superbar and per-tab private browsing. Based on some benchmarks they ran against the 10.1 and 10.2 alpha, there doesn't seem to be any change in the Javascript performance, meaning we probably aren't getting Carakan this week. However, this is an internal build that was not ready to see the light of day so there might still be some hope yet to see Carakan. Personally, I can wait a couple of days if it means we can get a slightly more ready pre-alpha build. Sergeant Hobo fucked around with this message at 03:20 on Dec 21, 2009 |
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Considering their earlier comment was "the keyword is: speed", surely there must be something else? Nothing listed in this article could possibly considered "speed" unless you really stretch superbar stuff -> opening favorite pages in less clicks -> speed. Private browsing is long overdue, though.
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Sergeant Hobo posted:Spoilers put in for those who might want to be surprised. It's a browser release. Please don't do this poo poo, it's unbelievably annoying.
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Lakitu7 posted:Private browsing is long overdue, though. I wonder if they're going to call it Phantom Mode.  ColdPie posted:It's a browser release. Please don't do this poo poo, it's unbelievably annoying. Very well then.
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Is there a working user script or bookmarklet to download YouTube videos? The one posted way back in the thread doesn't work for me. Edit: VVVV Awesome, this works, thank you. Cosmopolitan fucked around with this message at 07:31 on Dec 22, 2009 |
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Anunnaki posted:Is there a working user script or bookmarklet to download YouTube videos? The one posted way back in the thread doesn't work for me. http://pastebin.com/m7f0f12b0 Hopefully "paste this into a bookmark, which I copied out of my bookmark" is a sufficient way to transfer it. Heck if I remember where I got it, but when the other one broke, I found this one and it still works.
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Anunnaki posted:Is there a working user script or bookmarklet to download YouTube videos? The one posted way back in the thread doesn't work for me. http://www.savevid.com/ KeepVid stopped working for me, and someone in the general SMall questions thread pointed me there. There's a bookmarklet you can grab from there site. (in case the other one does not work or wahtever.)
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EVERYTHING I SAY ABOUT JAPAN OR LIVING IN JAPAN IS COMPLETELY WRONG, BUT YOU BETTER BELIEVE I'LL 
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The official Opera 10.5 'pre-alpha' is out: http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2009/12/22/from-all-of-us-to-all-of-you My first impressions are good, but bear this in mind: quote:Warning
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Are gestures broken in the Pre-Alpha for anyone else? Edit: Apparently they added some gesture sensitivity settings, but made them so you can't even get them as low as you are used to. gently caress. Mithaldu fucked around with this message at 12:33 on Dec 22, 2009 |
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Mithaldu posted:Are gestures broken in the Pre-Alpha for anyone else?
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Carakan benchmark.] Holy balls, Batman, that's fast.
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Casao posted:Carakan benchmark.] Gotta say i love the slimlined layout too.
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Carakan and Vega? It really is Christmas.  EDIT: For anyone who is interested, here are some blog posts with more info on some of the new stuff. Opera Core Concerns blog - Carakan Revisited Opera Developer Relations Team - What's New in 10.5 Sergeant Hobo fucked around with this message at 14:32 on Dec 22, 2009 |
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RoadCrewWorker posted:http://v8.googlecode.com/svn/data/benchmarks/v5/run.html goes from 95 to 1400 on my crappy 3 year old laptop. Woa. New layout looks exactly like how I set up my netbook layout, which is cool. Doesn't look so hot on WinXP, but I'm sure when I get it home to Win7 I'll like it. Performance is pretty good, even Wave is relatively speedy (though it's crashing all the time).
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You can immediately tell that it's faster in pretty much everything. 
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 quote:Presto 2.5 has support for both Web Storage and Web SQL databases. In Web Storage, you have the option to store the data temporarily (session storage) or for a longer time using local storage, which will store data until you explicitly clear it. Web SQL gives you the ability to create databases on the user's machine (using SQLite as a backend) so that you can store data in a more structured manner and even query it using SQL. http://people.opera.com/shwetankd/external/demos/websql_demo.htm  (clientside javascript)
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Had 10.5 crash on me a few times already. But whatever.RoadCrewWorker posted:
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Sergeant Hobo posted:Opera Core Concerns blog - Carakan Revisited I can't till this hits a version where the gestures are fixed.
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quote:If you're using Mac OS, you will notice that Opera looks a lot more Mac-ish. This is the result of some big changes under the hood. Opera 10.5 for Mac has moved to using the Cocoa framework, which makes it possible to introduce the Unified Toolbar, more native user interface widgets and support for Growl. 
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Oooh, the transitions on the tab bar when opening and closing tabs are neat. And now the UI takes even less space than before, and you can place buttons on the window title bar. If you want to be silly, you can put everything there: 
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Well this sure is everything I wanted, and it sounds more like a v11 than a v10.5. Now for the long wait until it becomes stable. 
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There's a lot of minor bugs in 10.5, but it's pretty absurdly fast. With 125 pages open it feels as responsive as chrome with a small number of pages open.
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This is cool for the most part but I can't live without being able to middle click+scroll
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Farts Domino posted:This is cool for the most part but I can't live without being able to middle click+scroll This is about the only reason I can't use 10.5 as my normal browser. That, and it can be a little on the horribly unstable side.
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Finally installed 10.5 on my netbook, it's nice. Gonna use it as my main Opera on here if it's not too unstable for me.
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I haven't used Opera in a while, but I just have to say that the newest version has the most amazing silky smooth scrolling of webpages in a browser ever. It is seriously way beyond Chrome of FF in this regard at least.
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I want to use an ad filter, but I only want to use it too weed out the most atrocious ads - not the harmless and purdy ones like SA and Fusion Ads for instance. Is there some sort of "light" ad filter for Opera?
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Just start out without any ads blocked, then whenever you see something that annoys you, do these steps: 1. right-click the page and, activate the blocking mode 2. shift-click the offending ad 3. click edit 4. trim down the url and add * as a wildcard where appropiate 5. click ok This way only those that actually do annoy you will get blocked.
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Mithaldu posted:Just start out without any ads blocked, then whenever you see something that annoys you, do these steps:
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In that case, get a restrictive one, load the website you want to show ads on, right-click the page, click "Edit Site Preferences", go to the "Content" tab and disable Content Blocking there.
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ufarn posted:I want to use an ad filter, but I only want to use it too weed out the most atrocious ads - not the harmless and purdy ones like SA and Fusion Ads for instance. Adding these two lines to the blocked content list works well enough for me: ad*.* */ad*/* If you see any other annoying ads that these two lines don't catch, take a look at the URL and add another pattern. Wildcards are pretty useful like that. 
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It seems that Opera released another pre-alpha build. There's a UNIX build and support for that <video> element (but not for Mac apparently) complete with a Opera Core Team blog post about the <video> element. EDIT: Guys, it's been at least 30 minutes now and this new build hasn't crashed on me.  EDIT 2: OK, YouTube acts funky if you scroll while a video is playing. Sergeant Hobo fucked around with this message at 15:18 on Jan 1, 2010 |
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Sergeant Hobo posted:It seems that Opera released another pre-alpha build. There's a UNIX build and support for that <video> element (but not for Mac apparently) complete with a Opera Core Team blog post about the <video> element. That'd be great, Opera not crashing if it's left open for more than 10 minutes.
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Sergeant Hobo posted:It seems that Opera released another pre-alpha build. There's a UNIX build and support for that <video> element (but not for Mac apparently) complete with a Opera Core Team blog post about the <video> element. I got that strange YouTube behavior and had it crash once but so far this is a dream of an alpha. Very fast and lots of nice little things (rearranging Tabs is very easy and smooth now). However, I hate that they got rid of the super streamlined Inline Find and now have a clumsy Find bar.
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Ape Agitator posted:I got that strange YouTube behavior and had it crash once but so far this is a dream of an alpha. Very fast and lots of nice little things (rearranging Tabs is very easy and smooth now). However, I hate that they got rid of the super streamlined Inline Find and now have a clumsy Find bar. Why? It still pops up if you hit . or / so why does it matter if it's a bar or not?
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Unfortunately, the 10.5 pre-alpha crashes immediately on my 2009 MBP with Snow Leopard. It does so really fast, though! Still, it's cool that they're willing to let the adventurous play with it, even though it isn't even approaching ready to go.
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