My OperaYou need to be logged in to post in the forums. If you do not have an account, please sign up first.
Flash / plugins focus
For example on YouTube I have to click on the player area first to have its controls working. It appears to have focus then and no keyboard shortcuts are working until i click outside flash elements are on the web page. So actually two issues, annoying, not present in Firefox.Thank you very much! It's quick, it works with 10.7 latest build and it's one of the best possible improvements for Opera I know of!
Yep. If you're on Vista/7, it's also very convenient to create a batch file to copy opera.dll to the patcher and run the patcher, then another to copy opera.dll back to program files. You need two batch files because the patcher cannot be run elevated, but the final copy has to be elevated. The elevation powertoy will let you run processes elevated from batch files.
Opera 12.15 - Win 8 Pro x64 All my Opera tools -Tab Vault: Save tabs for later -AutoStack: tabs opened from a stack stay there
Originally posted by spadija:
Yep. If you're on Vista/7, it's also very convenient to create a batch file to copy opera.dll to the patcher and run the patcher, then another to copy opera.dll back to program files. You need two batch files because the patcher cannot be run elevated, but the final copy has to be elevated. The elevation powertoy will let you run processes elevated from batch files.
I have no idea what you are talking about
I'm on Windows 7 and did everything as per author's instructions (the simple way - download).
It's just a quick "one click, done" method of patching. Since the Program Files directory is protected so that you can't edit files in it without admin privileges, you have to put the patcher somewhere else, copy opera.dll into the patcher's directory, run the patcher, then copy opera.dll back into Program Files. (unless you disabled UAC) You can automate the whole process with batch files so that you just have to run the batch file and it will do everything for you.
If you're fine with doing everything again manually each time you update, there's no need to do this, but if you use the snapshots and update frequently, this makes it more convenient.
The batch files should look something like this: (you would put these in the same directory as the Eolas patch)
patch.bat
copy.bat
I don't know if elevate preserves the current working directory, so you might need to use an absolute path for the source in copy.bat.
If you're fine with doing everything again manually each time you update, there's no need to do this, but if you use the snapshots and update frequently, this makes it more convenient.
The batch files should look something like this: (you would put these in the same directory as the Eolas patch)
patch.bat
copy "C:\Program Files\Opera\opera.dll" . patch_click_to_activate.bat elevate copy.bat
copy.bat
copy "opera.dll" "C:\Program Files\Opera\opera.dll" echo done pause
I don't know if elevate preserves the current working directory, so you might need to use an absolute path for the source in copy.bat.
Opera 12.15 - Win 8 Pro x64 All my Opera tools -Tab Vault: Save tabs for later -AutoStack: tabs opened from a stack stay there
I updated to the latest 10.70 build and the patch stopped working
upx: opera.dll: NotPackedException: not packed by UPX Unpacked 0 files. 1 file(s) copied. Patching... - Search pattern couldn't be found. File NOT patched. Error! Press any key to exit.
Same here. The latest build is a bit strange compared to the rest, (missing gstreamer, etc.) so maybe it's just with this build. If it continues to not work, someone will need to update the patcher.
Opera 12.15 - Win 8 Pro x64 All my Opera tools -Tab Vault: Save tabs for later -AutoStack: tabs opened from a stack stay there
I also lost my next/previous page functionality of my extra mouse buttons si it may be that this build will cause problems in general...