Opera questions - Page 2

George.J · 05. Feb 2012, 12:07 PM

I don't use any Adblocker for Opera. I use Fanboy's adblock list (urlfilter.ini) with optimized element filters (to remove the white spaces). These are CSS filter rules.

Fanboy's Adblock List + Optimized Element Filters

Work's great and I don't have to install any specific add-on . :-)

George.J · 05. Feb 2012, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Av_Crazy

Usign opera adblock right now

why dont they make opera like other browsers atleast in the look

Opera is the browser that pioneers innovation. The current FF look (in the interface) was derived from Opera

Anupam · 05. Feb 2012, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by George.J

Opera is the browser that pioneers innovation. The current FF look (in the interface) was derived from Opera

Opera themselves got that idea from Chrome

Anupam · 05. Feb 2012, 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Av_Crazy

there is still gap between the tab and the top of screen

On my Opera, there is no gap between tab and top of screen.. by default. Maybe post a pic?

why dont they make opera like other browsers atleast in the look

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Originally Posted by Av_Crazy

one more problem - the folder in bookmark bar shows bookmark page and open all folder items first and den my bookmarks - any way to remove/hide these options ?

Can't get this one too. Post a pic for this too?

George.J · 05. Feb 2012, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Anupam

Opera themselves got that idea from Chrome

Ah, which part of the interface? Tabs on top? Well that's true.

George.J · 05. Feb 2012, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by deya

If you have a gap above the tabs, move your cursor above the address bar until you see the directional double arrow, hold your left mouse button and drag the browser up or down. You should be able to get the tabs right to the top of the screen.

Yeah that works, if there is space between the address bar and the menu. But Av_Crazy was mentioning about tabs at top and the screen. I don't have any space like Anupam, nor does Opera have in it's default installation

deya · 05. Feb 2012, 03:05 PM

I don't have a gap either, I use Opera Standard skin. Maybe try Opera Netbook skin, it works in 11.60; http://my.opera.com/community/custom.../info/?id=9261

If I load FF 10, then alternate between that and Opera, I don't see any difference in the gap at the top of the tabs. They look the same to me, although the gap under the menu icon is smaller in FF 10. Is that what you mean, Av?

Av_Crazy · 06. Feb 2012, 10:06 AM

I agree they pioneer in invention but they should make their browser look like other browsers otherwise people coming from other browsers have problem like i am having

i was talking about the gap between the top of the tab and the top of the screen which is actually 1 pixel but i figured that out on google how to make that space o pixel [ change of value in opera:config ] and now it behaves like ff and chrome

secondly the bookmark problem i have attached the pic

Anupam · 06. Feb 2012, 11:03 AM

Wow.. you are very particular... aren't you

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I really wouldn't care about 1 pixel, but that's just me

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I think in Firefox too, the gap is about 1 pixel, and its not sticking to top of screen totally.

Well, I don't expect all browsers to look the same way, and behave the same way. After all, that's why they are different, because they have their own style, their own way. If there is no variety, people would be bored, and there won't be any fun. I think the browsers have a right to look different. Some people like it, some don't. But yes, basic features should remain same, so that users do not face much problems... unless they bring out something entirely new, which is better than what's existing.

About bookmarks problem, I don't think there is any way to change that.

Av_Crazy · 08. Feb 2012, 12:17 PM

Yes im particular

at first i was not happy that firefox too copied chrome in looks but now im haoppy...i can switch between them easily
u would care about that 1 pixel if u have too many tabs open and u have to click specifically on the tab to open it rather than on the top of the screen to open it
firefox doesnt have that 1 pixel gap

there are more problems with the bookmark bar
middle click doesnt open bookmark
then in ff and chrome if u have a folder in bookmark bar open and u move the mouse to another folder on the bb it opens up but in opera i have to click on that folder

i think il live with chrome !

05. Feb 2012, 12:07 PM	#11 (permalink)
George.J Editor Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 1,941	I don't use any Adblocker for Opera. I use Fanboy's adblock list (urlfilter.ini) with optimized element filters (to remove the white spaces). These are CSS filter rules. Fanboy's Adblock List + Optimized Element Filters Work's great and I don't have to install any specific add-on . :-) __________________ If you seek for attention, do common things in life in an uncommon way!

06. Feb 2012, 11:03 AM	#19 (permalink)
Anupam Super Moderator Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: India Posts: 15,332	Wow.. you are very particular... aren't you . I really wouldn't care about 1 pixel, but that's just me . I think in Firefox too, the gap is about 1 pixel, and its not sticking to top of screen totally. Well, I don't expect all browsers to look the same way, and behave the same way. After all, that's why they are different, because they have their own style, their own way. If there is no variety, people would be bored, and there won't be any fun. I think the browsers have a right to look different. Some people like it, some don't. But yes, basic features should remain same, so that users do not face much problems... unless they bring out something entirely new, which is better than what's existing. About bookmarks problem, I don't think there is any way to change that. __________________ Anupam

08. Feb 2012, 12:17 PM	#20 (permalink)
Av_Crazy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Mumbai Posts: 484	Yes im particular at first i was not happy that firefox too copied chrome in looks but now im haoppy...i can switch between them easily u would care about that 1 pixel if u have too many tabs open and u have to click specifically on the tab to open it rather than on the top of the screen to open it firefox doesnt have that 1 pixel gap there are more problems with the bookmark bar middle click doesnt open bookmark then in ff and chrome if u have a folder in bookmark bar open and u move the mouse to another folder on the bb it opens up but in opera i have to click on that folder i think il live with chrome ! __________________ Vivek

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05. Feb 2012, 03:05 PM	#17 (permalink)
deya Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: UK Posts: 1,518	I don't have a gap either, I use Opera Standard skin. Maybe try Opera Netbook skin, it works in 11.60; http://my.opera.com/community/custom.../info/?id=9261 If I load FF 10, then alternate between that and Opera, I don't see any difference in the gap at the top of the tabs. They look the same to me, although the gap under the menu icon is smaller in FF 10. Is that what you mean, Av?