@jcd89, yes, but I guess that it should be disabled by default, as it could indeed consume lots of space and memory. Or we could use some algorithm with limit, like for cache, deleting old (or least visited) entries after reaching it.
Thanks. That how it should be, Opera main advantage is that you can customize everything (I guess that is why many of us didn't like Chromelike Opera without that ability), so users can decide for themselves, do they need that feature or not.
@jcd89, 3D view is doable, but we would have to store thumbnail of each page, that can take a lot of space...
Not each. 1 snapshot per site actually, the point is just to provide visual hint. So, it would be like 20-30 snapshots (low quality, highly compressed) per day, and it is only if user visits different sites each day. Btw, it can be completely optional and\or have used space limiter defined by user (just like cache size can be adjusted in most browsers).
@jcd89 Wouldn't this just cause hiccups in older computers? The point is to deliver a recognisable, functional, and developer-wise manageable product to a wider variety of platforms.
you mean, the 3d view? Maybe, but it is not necessary for these feature, it just need to display corresponding snapshots to the visited pages.
I know that the point is to get Opera feeling from final product, but can we have (optional) Safari-like history view? It is useful when you can't remember the name of a site you visited.
