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Shazzner posted:Is anyone have problems with embedded flash? Particularly Youtubes in posts glitch out when I scroll down. There are some problems with flash, the thing I've seen is that if you move a tab from one window to another on a second monitor, flash won't follow. It still renders in the first monitor.
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NFX posted:I get it from time to time as well (also did with 10.50), and it seems to happen most often to larger images, so I guess it's some memory problem. Yeah, actually I've had something similar as well. Large images, several (as in >15) tabs open. Large images stop loading. Restarting Opera has helped, even if it's a pain.
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Mar 24, 2010 23:10
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Buml0r posted:I don't want Windows to treat each tab as a separate window, but now I might finally have been dealt the reason to switch to Firefox.) opera:config#UserPrefs|UseWindows7TaskbarThumbnails
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Mar 25, 2010 07:28
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Buml0r posted:So it is a bug then, rather than a feature I'm misunderstanding? Yes. I feel that Opera 10.50 is the flakiest Opera release since 7.
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Mar 25, 2010 14:17
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Angryhead posted:Installed it and even deleted cookies, still can't login. Just goes back to the login page, without logging in. That could be related to the other redirect bugs, like no being able to copy a redirecting link's address after visiting it or SA's "jump to next unread message in thread" feature.
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Mar 26, 2010 07:46
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I don't remember if this has been discussed yet, but both Opera Mobile 10 and Opera Mini 5 have gone final (two weeks ago). Both are free.  I have been using Opera Mini on my mobile phone, but Opera Mobile is even better and faster. Both use the same UI, so if you've used Opera Mini 5 betas, you should be familiar with it. http://m.opera.com/
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Apr 7, 2010 10:33
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Wheany posted:Opera can do the dumbest stuff: Holy poo poo, the first version works on Opera Mobile 10 as well. That is just wrong.
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Apr 7, 2010 21:14
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Anunnaki posted:Is there a way to make Opera not open external URLs as a private tab? This is annoying as gently caress. Do you mean that you have some site open in a private tab and you want links that are not on the same domain open in a non-private tab? I don't think that's possible.
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Apr 26, 2010 18:46
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GobyWan posted:Ok, I am having an insane problem. I was trying to load an article from smashingmagazine.com, but when I opened it up, it was clearly using the wrong Smashingmagazine.com redirects me to http://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/w3tc/pgcache/_default_.html.deflate, which sounds like a bug at their end. Probably, if you ran an inflate algorithm on the data in that address you'd get sensible output. If it works with other browsers, looks like smashingmagazine.com does some browser sniffing that cuases it to return a compressed data stream but for some reason it's not marked as such in the headers.
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May 7, 2010 06:23
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Ape Agitator posted:However, I do wish they retained the optional image only "O" button because it seems remarkably inconsistent to have the button with the text when everything else in Opera conforms to the Customization option of "Images" or "Images and Text" and variations between. It's an alpha. I'm 100% sure they will fix that.
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Jun 2, 2010 06:51
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Cosmopolitan posted:Actually, it was an intentional design decision. Yes, and it will become configurable. By the next alpha/beta release.
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Jun 2, 2010 08:03
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c0burn posted:Are SA Last Read links still broken? Yes. But I think the brokennes expires every few hours, so I suspect it's a cache thing.
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Jun 3, 2010 16:09
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Cosmopolitan posted:Opera Link has been a feature since 9.5. Log in with your MyOpera account, and all of your settings will automagically reappear with every new install/upgrade. Not all of your settings. Just bookmarks, speed dial and notes. It won't sync your toolbars, user-js, content blocker and wand settings, for example.
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Jun 6, 2010 13:08
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Does anyone know if you can change the speed the cursor in Opera Mobile moves? Because currently it jumps maybe 15 pixels per button press, which is enough to jump over many small links (for example links to "next page" that use a single character like so: » ) Sometimes I find myself circling several times around a link in an attempt to hit it.
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Jun 29, 2010 12:48
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Has Opera stopped remembering visited links across sessions? Because mine has  Now all links in Netvibes and Let's play archives show up as unvisited after restart. 
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Jul 3, 2010 09:07
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God dammit, why do they keep loving around with the context menus? At least they made "Image properties" the last menu item again, but now they made "Search" the first menu item when text is selected.
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Jul 3, 2010 10:16
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Mithaldu posted:Do you guys know you can change that by editing the menu ini file? Yeah, but I shoudn't have to.
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Jul 3, 2010 13:21
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ufarn posted:Remember that with the newly implemented WebM support, Opera can now run HTML5 videos on YouTube with WebM. But there is really no reason to do that right now, because the interface sucks. I tried it for a while as a curiosity and pretty quickly returned to flash.
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Jul 6, 2010 09:57
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Wheany posted:Has Opera stopped remembering visited links across sessions? Okay, this has something to do with the cache. I increased my disk cache to the maximum and disabled "empty on exit". I don't know which one did it, but now Opera remembers my visited links across sessions.
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Jul 7, 2010 00:05
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Reisen posted:The new version installed today and the word "Menu" was back next to the menu image (which is on the tab bar, so I can't set it to images only without taking text off of the tabs). So I tried to move the menu to another bar, which worked fine except it did not remove itself from the initial bar. And the "Remove from toolbar" option is grayed out for new and old buttons. So now I have three menu buttons. Help? Sounds like a bug, you should report it. https://bugs.opera.com/wizard/ As first aid, open opera:about, go to the "Opera directory", open the toolbar sub-directory and edit the ini file there. Search for "MenuButton0" and remove them from where you don't want them.
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Jul 10, 2010 23:28
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Wheany posted:Okay, this has something to do with the cache. I increased my disk cache to the maximum and disabled "empty on exit". I don't know which one did it, but now Opera remembers my visited links across sessions. The gently caress it does. And now I have confirmed this problem on my Linux netbook as well. This has been the most annoying Opera release in a long time for me between this issue and the context menu changes.
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Jul 17, 2010 14:02
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Lakitu7 posted:There hasn't been a new build since July 9. Pretty much every time that happens they come back with some wacky new feature I rarely care about and focus on that for another month instead of fixing all the strange quirks and pages that don't work. They're on summer vacation.
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Jul 27, 2010 09:32
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Lakitu7 posted:I thought you were joking but you're right. It's a Nordic (Norwegian) company. Long vacations.
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Jul 28, 2010 09:21
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New release, 10.61 changelog
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Aug 12, 2010 15:14
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RoadCrewWorker posted:Just wondering if that's a problem of my local install or a general new bug. Happens for me too.
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Aug 16, 2010 13:55
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New 10.70 build And I predict a new 10.6-branch build in the near future: http://secunia.com/advisories/41083/
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Aug 25, 2010 16:04
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Mr. Clark2 posted:For some odd reason...its working now. Are you using fit-to-width? Because for me at least, that causes spoiler text to be white on black all the time, not just when hovering over it.
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Sep 3, 2010 06:16
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Wheany posted:Has Opera stopped remembering visited links across sessions? Oh hey, it's actually a lovely implementation of a privacy feature! A malicious web site can use CSS to set a:link and a:visited so that they can check, using javascript, what sites you have been visiting and build a profile of your surfing habits. http://dbaron.org/mozilla/visited-privacy You know what has two thumbs and also is interested in what sites I have been visiting?   
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Sep 13, 2010 19:20
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bartkusa posted:I just got a new tablet PC with multitouch. Is there any way to configure Opera to treat touch inputs as "pan," and pen gestures as "select text"? I haven't had to muck with Opera inputs much before.... I think you probably have to configure those in the OS. So if there is a way to make touch inputs as scrolling, I imagine those would work with Opera as well. Or ir you can configure the driver to handle touch inputs as "ctrl + alt + mouse" when using Opera, that could work as well.
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Sep 14, 2010 11:09
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Druggachusettes posted:Thanks, sorry for bumping for something I could have found with 30 seconds of effort =/ Yeah, Opera can do that
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Oct 13, 2010 21:57
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greatant posted:How do you guys think the new extensions will fit together with the current userjs? There's gonna be a bit of crossover in functionality. UserJS will continue being "extensions for specific web pages", while extensions will be "extensions for the whole browser". Widgets will continue to be "Dumb useless poo poo that no-one uses"
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The current extension API doesn't look that exciting. It really does not expose anything that could not have been done with User JS. I guess installing extensions is a bit easier than installing use JS, but that's pretty much it.
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Oct 23, 2010 14:02
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ColdPie posted:As someone who rarely has more than 10-15 tabs open at a time, and that's only during complicated programming sessions, I've always wondered the use case that leads to 150 tabs open at once. What are you doing where that's a more efficient way to browse than just using bookmarks or Google? I use Netvibes as my RSS reader. I open Netvibes, then middle click a couple dozen of links, then read those and repeat. And also the soft bookmark/to do thing. Although, when I realize that I've had some tabs open for days and never reading them, I just close them.
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Oct 27, 2010 06:37
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I had Opera taking about 1.8 GB of memory (private bytes according to Process Explorer), which was pretty impressive, I think. Then Flash crashed and it dropped to around 1.2 GB. Anyway, I didn't know Opera sandboxes plugins these days. My Youtube tabs just showed a white exlamation mark in a light gray circle instead of the Youtube player. Yeah, and at that 1.8 GB point, Opera was pretty unusable. Pages didn't load completely, there were random freezes and such. But hey, Opera survived, and I could restart my session without a hitch. (Please make a 64-bit Opera, a forum on the internet)
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Nov 1, 2010 08:26
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Mithaldu posted:If you're using Opera 11 that's a performance issue of the new version. They'd pretty much nailed all leaks and such before that, but with the extensions they introduced new ones. Nope. I assume it was 10.63. Anyway, it's not 11 or 10.70.
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I got a newfound interest in protecting my privacy after Firesheep was released. So I deleted all my cookies and set Opera to ask me about accepting new cookies. (I know the Firesheep attack is not against cookies themselves, but against cookies transimitted over unencrypted connections) Anyway, I could deal with clicking "refuse" a few times after clicking a random Google result, but holy poo poo is it annoying to open a link (not to mention several) in the background, only to have it pop up in your face asking about some random ad server cookie. The best of all is that the dialog also steals focus, and "accept" is the default choice, so as I'm writing this post, if a background tab contacts a new server and wants to know about its cookie, I'm probably going to accidentally accept it by pressing space. I've disabled "Send Referrer Information" for years. Very few sites break because of it, and the rest can be fixed with site preferences.
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Nov 8, 2010 09:37
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Mithaldu posted:Disabling referrer information does not increase your security or privacy in any meaningful way. You are only being a pain in the arse for webmasters that way. And I can't even begin to guess how many servers my browser hits per day, but I'd imagine it's a big number. And I see maybe a couple sites per month that break (usually images won't load) because of disabled referrer logging. I imagine I'm part of a really small minority with my referrer disabling, so I don't think most webmasters actually care about referrers. They probably could probably respond with a 403 to blank referrers, without affecting the browsing experience of >99.9% of their visitors. quote:Screening cookies does not increase your security or privacy on your own home network. Firesheep attacks only work if the attacker is on the same IP as you are, i.e. on the same wireless network. Anyway: advertisers doen't need to know I visited a fetish site in February, then looked for jobs in June. Or Blogspot doesn't need to know I visited sickfetish.blogspot.com in February, then howtogetacooljob.blogspot.com in June. And anyway, focus-stealing dialogs are lovely UI in any case.
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Mithaldu posted:Yes, because that's clearly the only thing we're interested in. So loving enforce referrer tracking and I will add an exception for your site. If Opera had some option of "Do not send referrer across domains", I'd probably use that by default anyway.
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Nov 8, 2010 11:13
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Mithaldu posted:Well, this kind of information is exactly what i am interested in. I develop tools useful for a small circle of people and it often helps me to see where they come from to my site, as that usually means the tools are talked about there and i can pick up criticisms or suggestions and even offer help more quickly. Okay, so in case I'm in that small circle you have 1 less datapoint. Big deal. quote:At the end of the day you're just being really loving paranoid about poo poo that doesn't matter and worse: poo poo you don't even understand well. 
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RoadCrewWorker posted:Anybody who took a look at the new plugin API can say if that might be possible? No. Currently the API really doesn't expose any new functionality. You can make a button that sits on a toolbar, but otherwise the extension API only enables you to do things that user Javascript can do. So you can modify web pages and send requests to remote servers and use local storage, but you cannot, for example, create hooks that intercept new requests and rewrite headers or modify the user's preferences.
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