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Look 'n' shout

Downloads: 48354 Version: 3.6

Elegant, visually pleasing and not-so-screen-efficient breezey skin.

This skin is no longer updated! Give Dance 'n' shout a try.

Official Look 'n' shout page. Check also the Type 'n' shout set of one-key keyboard shortcuts.

Look 'n' shout by Arche Twist is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. Based on Breeze II and Breeze Simplified skins by Non-Troppo. Some icons come from the Tango and JAJC projects.

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Comments

Non-Troppo 13. July 2006, 22:39

What a lovely remix of Breeze - more spacious and nice attention to detail - congrats!!!

Arche Twist 14. July 2006, 22:36

Thanks, I'll have a

for you, too

Robert Błaut 18. July 2006, 21:14

Bravo! A really great skin

// 20. July 2006, 14:28

Arche Twist 25. July 2006, 16:21

Thanks guys

Brian Rubin 26. July 2006, 21:02

What a fantastic skin, one of my favorites so far. Nice work.

RA Squire 31. July 2006, 20:54

This'd make a nice default, especially for those new to Opera. The tabs are clear. Plus, the icons and background are straightforward without being boring.

Mathias Brodala 1. August 2006, 15:07

Clean and simple, I like it!

babox 7. September 2006, 09:19

great skin

vespesian 16. September 2006, 12:49

Just 'bout perfect...

Steve Darken 22. October 2006, 21:48

Nice update! thanx

Jetro 24. October 2006, 15:01

I like this skin. Soft shadows and everything..

Steve Darken 24. October 2006, 22:49

Version: 3.0 ==> Good job, thanx!

Robert Błaut 26. October 2006, 08:42

Fraud protection "i" icons should have a much more contrast or rather the question mark should replace "i" mark. There is a little problem to distinct between "?" site and "i" site.

Robert Błaut 26. October 2006, 09:20

Other issue: The same trash icon used for spam and delete button isn't brilliant unfortunately. It's confusing

Arche Twist 27. October 2006, 00:35

Thanks Darken and others. Enjoy!

Originally posted by quiris:

Fraud protection "i" icons should have a much more contrast or rather the question mark should replace "i" mark.

Why do those poor sites which didn't have the pleasure of being introduced to the TrustWatch have to be symbolised by a suspicion-arousing question mark? Besides, the question mark just didn't fit in this small circle (was too blurry)

Originally posted by quiris:

There is a little problem to distinct between "?" site and "i" site.

There is no problem if you are not colourblind

Originally posted by quiris:

The same trash icon used for spam and delete button isn't brilliant unfortunately. It's confusing

So have this little shredder

. I hope it is worth the time I spent thinking how to turn the idea of spam into its 16 px wide and 16 px high graphical representation

. OK, i know, still not there. But the icon is quite nice in my opinion.

Robert Błaut 30. October 2006, 07:46

So have this little shredder. (…) OK, i know, still not there. But the icon is quite nice in my opinion.

It looks a much better

Not perfect, but a much better

Why do those poor sites which didn't have the pleasure of being introduced to the TrustWatch have to be symbolised by a suspicion-arousing question mark?

Hmm... What about taking into consideration a yellow colour like TrustWach? IMO the colors should match to avoid confusion

Robert Błaut 31. October 2006, 11:52

I've found a glitch in dropdown buttons. Take a look at a screenshot: http://files.myopera.com/quiris/misc/dropdown.png

Arche Twist 2. November 2006, 20:53

Originally posted by quiris:

I've found a glitch in dropdown buttons.

I am aware of this but can't do anything about it because of the way in which Opera themes dropdowns. Take a look at the default skin or any other skin which uses backgrounds for dropdown buttons and you will notice the same glitch (an additional requirement is that the dropdown itself has a 'non-standard' size).

Non-Troppo 24. November 2006, 17:24

the new fraud check icons do not distinguish between a verified and unverified site - this is important to do! And the dropdown glitch is annoying - why not revert to other styling?

The new dialogs are cool though, and it just keeps getting better!

Arche Twist 3. December 2006, 00:02

Originally posted by non-troppo:

the new fraud check icons do not distinguish between a verified and unverified site

They did - one was green, and the other was blue. Anyway, I've modified them to be boring and conventional

. You know, question marks and such. I've also managed to bypass the dropdown glitch.

Alexei 3. December 2006, 21:46

I like the skin, so elegant and clean!

Gudmund 17. December 2006, 20:43

Great, simple skin

Garry Bartsch 1. January 2007, 02:18

What an awesome skin! It's just right. We can navigate with no more than enough direction to get us where we need to go while allowing us to concentrate on the page contents. The active tab stands out perfectly. Thank you, I love this skin.

Tomasz Cieńciała 18. February 2007, 16:12

Looks awful when tabs are at bottom, when tabs are on top everything is ok. In some previous version it was ok both when tabs were at bottom or on top. Could it be repaired please? Checked under last stable releases under XP and Linux. Thank you.

PS Most wonderful skin I've ever found

Looks great under XP and KDE. Any idea about it under Vista?

Arche Twist 26. February 2007, 01:30

I wouldn't say they look awful - when placed at the bottom the tabs mimic the style of the toolbar buttons. In some ancient versions, when the bottom ones looked different, there were some glitches which were really hard (impossible?) to fix. Maybe I'll try to solve this issue in a different way but I don't promise anything. You could use the 2.0 version, though the skin has changed a lot since then.

Steve Darken 26. February 2007, 15:21

Wonderful skin! Nice update.

Arche Twist 26. February 2007, 16:08

Thanks Darken, I see you are a fan of it.