Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #600 – 2019-05-25, 19:55:16 Quote from: Frenzie on 2019-05-21, 12:42:14I don't know what it means, but Opera is making a gaming browser. It means a skin, I assume. Opera Coast is a Chrome skin for Mac. Opera Touch is a browser skin for Android. Etc. Opera ASA makes skins these, not browsers. There are better skins out there.
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #601 – 2019-06-11, 15:41:36 It actually sounds interesting, although how interesting I'm not sure. It means limiting CPU/memory.https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2019/06/opera-gx-early-access-lvl1/
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #602 – 2019-06-11, 17:23:13 Quote from: Frenzie on 2019-06-11, 15:41:36It means limiting CPU/memory.Something like settings for accelerators and such in IE and FF? Yup, that's innovation. Fine-grained performance controls would be welcome of course, but I expect coarse, clumsy, and crippled from Opera ASA, the way its allegedly inbuilt adblocking is. And I absolutely hate that video popout thingie.
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #603 – 2019-09-30, 11:18:59 The unusable Disqus system is being replaced with something better.Quote from: https://blogs.opera.com/news/2019/09/new-commenting-mechanism-on-opera-blogs/From now on, in addition to the usual comments section underneath the blog posts, you will be able to participate in the discussion directly on the Opera Forums. Moreover, blog posts on similar topics (like subsequent builds of a particular Opera version) can share the same comments thread – which means less noise and more productive discussions. If a similar question arises among people across different blog posts, we will also be able to direct you to an existing thread on the Opera Forums where your question might have already been answered.
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #606 – 2019-10-16, 16:43:14 Didn't read yet, but looks like it might be interesting: https://blogs.opera.com/news/2019/10/world-browser-day-oct-16-oslo-plaque/
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #607 – 2019-10-17, 13:40:29 If you want to see the unveiled plaque, try this article: https://sageneavis.no/nyheter/dette-er-helt-i-sarklasse/19.2395(Was not there for the unveiling, Oslo is too far from Södertälje. The mentioned neighbouring hot dog kiosk has gotten its share of press attention, mainly because the other hot dog kiosks have disappeared during the last 20-25 years. Hotdog heaven on the streets of Oslo) 1 Likes
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #608 – 2019-10-17, 16:50:47 Quote from: jax on 2019-10-17, 13:40:29If you want to see the unveiled plaque, try this article: https://sageneavis.no/nyheter/dette-er-helt-i-sarklasse/19.2395Thanks!In other news, Opera is extending Opera Touch with a regular interface…?
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #609 – 2020-03-20, 18:44:22 Looks like Opera irc has finally died. Corona killed it.
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #610 – 2020-03-20, 19:22:28 Huh, I never thought to check if that was still active.
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #611 – 2020-03-22, 08:28:51 Oh, it is back online along with my few leftover friends. It was just another temporary glitch. 2 Likes
Re: Keeping an eye on Opera Reply #612 – 2020-05-25, 17:46:04 Opera Mini 50 says it's fully revamped. I'm not really sure what "greetings and hints" from the status bar are supposed to be, but that aside.https://blogs.opera.com/mobile/2020/05/opera-mini-50-gets-fully-revamped-mobile-browsing-never-looked-so-good/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEYhLRJg15g
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