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Entr'Acte
Entr'Acte
Downloads: 697765 Version: 1.0.3
THIS IS A MACINTOSH NATIVE SKIN. This is only for MACINTOSH Opera 9.2 or higher as it implements a new feature this skin requires.
This skin is designed by and tested by many Opera Mac users to allow Opera to integrate better with Mac OS X. There still is a lot of work to do to get it to integrate completely. This skin is here to help it along hence its name, Entr'Acte.
Entr'Acte is french for "between the acts." It is an Opera term used for a musical interlude in between acts. I chose this name because it describes completely what this skin is about and associates it with the browser's name.
This skin might look okay or not on Windows or Linux. I don't care either way. Sorry, but it's a Mac skin, one of the few that exist for Opera.
Changelog:
1. The spinner once made by Lachralle has been replaced by one of my creation that greatly resembles the native spinner.
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Comments
G1000 31. January 2007, 15:17
konic 3. February 2007, 13:50
this thing looks just like G100 put it - SUPERB
MoeGreene 3. February 2007, 15:59
intelimac20inch 5. February 2007, 06:58
konic 6. February 2007, 02:19
For example, context menu F12 does not show checkboxes,
and somehow JavaScript is OFF (!?)
Could be some other issues.
Khadgar 6. February 2007, 15:52
Made the bold, red text bigger so people will understand in the future... Opera really needs sections for different platforms and an Opera 9 skin section as this skin wouldn't work on anything but Opera 9.
konic 7. February 2007, 00:30
Could you explain why it shouldn't be running on Windows?
It's just a bunch of png files.
And can it be 'modified' to make it work under Windows?
Khadgar 7. February 2007, 02:37
Because I have it programmed as a native skin it would take a lot of work to get it to work on Windows. Opera 9.2 weekly build 3602 for Mac introduced a new feature in the skinning system that we in the Mac Opera community have been begging for years, to be able to skin anything over the native UI. The reason why we asked for this is because the Aqua UI elements are impossible to replicate using Opera's skinning system. I have no way to properly test Opera on Windows as I use a Macintosh. I have a stripped-down version of Windows XP (custom ISO created through nLite so I can use Windows in Parallels without much memory usage) so I can test websites I program in IE 6 and IE 7 (wish I could just give those users the finger
I could install Opera in there to make a Windows skin, but the only reason why I even learned how to make skins in the first place is because the standard Opera UI on the Mac is atrocious to say the least. I've worked (and am still working) on making it as good as I can with the tools Opera allows me. To sum it up I'm not a Windows user, so I cannot make Windows Opera skins effectively.
If anyone wishes to make this work better with Windows they're welcome to it, and I'll even provide code and images from previous versions of Entr'Acte that attempt to mimic Mac OS X UI elements, but I ask that an experienced Opera skinner tackle this feat as I won't give lessons on how to skin for Opera. There's plenty of resources.
islander 14. February 2007, 16:51
mjharper 17. February 2007, 09:41
I had to do a google search to find the 3602 weekly build - perhaps you could put a link in the description?
Khadgar 19. February 2007, 17:01
Vitis 22. February 2007, 03:05
Ilgaz 8. March 2007, 13:18
rabbitmoon 26. March 2007, 15:41
Very Nice and Clear skin
aleksanteri 30. March 2007, 12:27
YtseJam 7. April 2007, 11:33
Khadgar 9. April 2007, 05:20
p00ya 9. April 2007, 14:12
Khadgar 13. April 2007, 04:06
konic 14. April 2007, 15:20
It kinda works on Windows.
Of course there are issues... >
I mean, you can safely install it, but ...
there are some issues.
mark_poleon 15. April 2007, 10:42
drunkensurgeon 20. April 2007, 14:18
Liberalist 22. April 2007, 12:40
YtseJam 23. April 2007, 17:20
Some people like to LOOK AT THINGS. Sheesh.
guineapig 30. April 2007, 13:41
Khadgar 30. April 2007, 13:46
YtseJam 2. May 2007, 11:01
HarrisonX 5. May 2007, 04:31
I'd love to see a "unified" version, rather than just the old school pin-stripes.
K.Enquist 13. May 2007, 03:59
Dark-Dx 15. May 2007, 22:01
fernar13 23. May 2007, 02:32
fernar13 24. May 2007, 04:07
manfred_macx 19. June 2007, 06:41
I like the blue highlighting of the active tab while the non-active tabs have a background color that is not darkened as opposed to having them darkened à la Safari. I find it easier to read the titles on non-active tabs this way, while the active tab stands out even more.
The white border and shadowing around the address bar buttons makes them stand out. The lack of border along with the gradient on these buttons in the Entr'Acte skin makes them fade into the bar at the top to the extent that the arrows barely look like arrows.
spotthehall 21. July 2007, 08:13
decimal 2. April 2008, 15:39
would it be posible to have the same skins without aqua effects?
Thanks!
syncalt 26. April 2008, 20:27
Chas4 16. May 2008, 20:01
clean 5. June 2008, 15:32
Psicko 1. July 2008, 18:03
OakdaleFTL 2. December 2008, 05:02
Thomas Chah 3. December 2008, 08:16
jaytwo 20. December 2008, 23:42
I prefer it to the default Mac skin.
My condolences for all the needless Windows chatter.
You would think the big red text is big enough and red enough for Windows users to understand that this is not for them.
Ok, ok they don't want to feel excluded, but can't you Windows users just get over it already and if you can't live without Mac software and can't live with yourselves for choosing Windows exclusively, then get a Mac and stop blaming OS X users (eg. YtseJam go home to your PC and stop wasting our time).
darumaki 1. March 2009, 11:13
Chas4 28. March 2009, 19:38
surferjoe 5. April 2009, 22:23
surferjoe 5. April 2009, 22:42
ok whats so special about this skin?
surferjoe 5. April 2009, 22:51
ggriffin2 22. June 2009, 18:25
I can understand your earlier frustration at requests from Windows Users for answers and extras to accomodate them. But one request made by a Windows User would be helpful for us Mac Users as well: a screen shot on the "Find more skins" Listing and/or the Download Page makes it easier for someone browsing for a particular 'look' to know whether they want to try out Entr'Acte.
There was one other Skin that didn't include a screenshot or sample buttons, named VISTA ORIGINAL. As with yours it would have been helpful if they had provided a screenshot or two. Unlike yours, the author didn't specify whether it was Windows-only skin, so I had to download it, in order to determine both whether I liked it, AND whether it would work on my Mac. Not a big deal, but you might actually save yourself a question or two by including a preview.