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Extensions wishlist
Tell us in this thread which extensions you want to see. This might be useful for developers to get inspiration and you might get your dream extension come true.Google Calendar
Panels have always served me well up to now, but Simplenote isn't good in a panel, and a more feature-rich version of google calendar than my panel version would likewise be wonderful.
(Like Firefox LeechBlock: http://www.proginosko.com/leechblock.html)
Originally posted by Engelium:
I'd like to see a good Tumblr extension ... the bookmarklet works with js files hosted on the (slow) Tumblr server. I think an extension could make posting on Tumblr more easy and fast (without lags and waste of time)
I think most of the slowness around Tumblr's bookmarklet seems to arise from the reliability (or lack thereof) of their API - /api/write is what is used to make posts to tumblr, and it tends to have really high latency (if it's not down completely).
AutoCopy - Copy automaticly marked text (well known from Firefox)
CopyLinks - Copy all/marked Links from Anchors to clipboard (well known from Firefox)
and i miss following:
- able to be reading RSS in Bookmarks (like Firefox)
I like extension, so i diced to switch from FF to Opera (although some good Extension from Firefox are missing)
22. November 2010, 20:16:16 (edited)
A textbox where we would put links (separated by comma, line breaks, whatever) and it would open new tabs.
Its quite simple, like this: http://www.urlopener.com/index.php
Originally posted by wyldkat:
A textbox where we would put links (separated by comma, line breaks, whatever) and it would open new tabs.
Where are you copying the links from? If they're actual hyperlinks on a page, just press Ctrl-Shift-L to open multiple links at once.
Originally posted by lucideer:
Where are you copying the links from?
Sometimes when I have no time and there are too many pages (for example: page001, page002.... page183) and too few link (for example: << < 1 2 3 [...] 181 182 183 > >>) I copy the page001 to Excel and I drag from 1 to 183, and I copy the sortened links and I open these links at once.
24. November 2010, 18:54:46 (edited)
Stylish
Restyle the web with Stylish, a user styles manager. Stylish lets you easily install themes and skins for Google, Facebook, YouTube, Orkut, and many, many other sites.
Greasemonkey
Allows you to customize the way a webpage displays using small bits of JavaScript.
Easy dragtoGo
Allows you to open links in new tabs, search texts, save images and do more with drag and drop gestures easier. With this addon I can just drag an image to any preferred direction and make it save automatically.
Originally posted by lucideer:
Originally posted by wyldkat:
A textbox where we would put links (separated by comma, line breaks, whatever) and it would open new tabs.
Where are you copying the links from? If they're actual hyperlinks on a page, just press Ctrl-Shift-L to open multiple links at once.
See the site that I gave. It's the opposite of what you said.
Btw, I use Hyperlinks page quite often to download pictures
Originally posted by Avola:
Originally posted by GOD00007:
Auto Context is an extension that will open a customized popup menu when you select a text.
You can use the installed search engines to search as well which is really handy.
Opera already does that..
My bad I didn't know about it!
Thanks.
Originally posted by Zalex108:
Should be possible something similar to FF Proxy!?
A way to chose a list of proxies & manage it faster.
Some proxies just work for few days so you have to change it very soon. I use proxies & samair.ru list to access to Pandora.com outside US.
Thx
We already have a widget for that
http://widgets.opera.com/widget/5704/
http://www.wildlifeaid.org.uk
Nobody uses accesskeys in the public Internet and that's why Opera's support for accesskeys is so uncomfortable.
However, some enterprise web applications (like mine) may need to take advantage of accesskeys: our intranet needs accesskey shortcuts. In this case we cannot recommend Opera.
We could recommend Opera to our employees if we could have accesskeys that work like they do in Internet Explorer (Alt+Key).
Since this is a useful feature in a very special case, it should be an extension.
Nobody uses accesskeys in the public Internet and that's why Opera's support for accesskeys is so uncomfortable.
However, some enterprise web applications (like mine) may need to take advantage of accesskeys: our intranet needs accesskey shortcuts. In this case we cannot recommend Opera.
We could recommend Opera to our employees if we could have accesskeys that work like they do in Internet Explorer (Alt+Key).
Since this is a useful feature in a very special case, it should be an extension.
Like this:
There are many like me who'll be benefited hugely by something like this.
God bless the person who makes something like this.
PS: I hope that while making add-ons the accent will be on productivity boosters as opposed to widgets which rarely were so.
Thanks and have a nice day.
Originally posted by Whit3Wizard:
I don't know if this is possible in Dragonfly now or not but I'd like a functionality like Firebird's console; To be able to see Ajax requests and responses.
This is off-topic here, as Dragonfly is not really "technically" an extension (though it is open-source, so you can extend it - just not through Opera's normal extensions API).
Also, a lot of Dragonfly's features are already publicly announced as planned - including what you're asking for. You can see all the planned features here: http://people.opera.com/dstorey/dfl/dfl1-roadmap-public.html <-- the feature you're looking for is labelled as <strong>Resource Monitor 1</strong>. It's currently marked "complete", which means it's supported in Opera's scope API, but possibly hasn't been enabled yet in the Dragonfly UI.
Originally posted by mrlami:
An FTP Extension like FireFTP for Firefox would be great.
Something that opens in a new tab, and allows you to have multiple FTP sessions in multiple tabs.
There's probably thousands of FTP clients available for every OS, why not use them?
Core 2 Duo 2.5 GHz, 4GB RAM.
Originally posted by kapsi:
Originally posted by mrlami:
An FTP Extension like FireFTP for Firefox would be great.
Something that opens in a new tab, and allows you to have multiple FTP sessions in multiple tabs.
There's probably thousands of FTP clients available for every OS, why not use them?
Indeed
http://www.wildlifeaid.org.uk
2. December 2010, 20:07:21 (edited)
- an extension which automatically saves text input (e.g. in a Facebook message input text box). If then Opera would crash for some reason, the text should still be there if one decided to continue from the last time.
- an extension which installs the DivX web player without having to install the original DivX web player setup
Thanks,
B-Ball
Originally posted by onlavu:
I use gmail
https://addons.labs.opera.com/addons/extensions/?query=gmail&language=any&top=6
Found this Firefox addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2700/ it adds a context menu to play (selected) media content in a player of choice. The settings that need to be made are filetypes (anything from avi to zip) and path to the player.
Nicest thing is that it allows me to play induvidual mp3's from a messy index page like this: http://czechmyjugs.com/?C=S;O=D
Would this be translatable to an Opera extension?
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