Turtle Wax
By Tommy A. Olsen. Friday, 6. June 2008, 17:38:00
300 skin comments in a day
We have tried to polish at least some of
the areas you commented on:
WARNING: These are development snapshots: they contain the latest changes, but they also have severe known issues, including crashes and data loss situations. In fact, they may not work at all.
Known issues:
Changelog
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the areas you commented on:
- Improved contrast between active and inactive tabs in the tab bar
- Higher contrast for the text on inactive tabs to increase readability, especially on laptops
- Brighter background in the panels
- A tiny bit more color: We added the Home button as default by popular demand
- We tuned the color intensity of the color themes (Tools: Appearance: Color scheme) to be more usable with both this and other skins. Try it out again!
- Improved visibility of the scrollbars
- Buttons no longer grow wider when you press them
- Nicer background for security status on https pages
WARNING: These are development snapshots: they contain the latest changes, but they also have severe known issues, including crashes and data loss situations. In fact, they may not work at all.
Known issues:
- Dragonfly does not work when JavaScript is disabled.
Changelog
- Fixed the panel selector dropdown
- Fixed all search related bugs in the previous snapshot
- Changed default Speed dial search engine from Yahoo to Ask
- Made it possible to set a custom title for the Developer Tools (Dragonfly) Window using <title> in the tool top level document
- Fixed a plugin crash
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Galileo # 6. June 2008, 18:02
Tamil # 6. June 2008, 18:03
Onecar # 6. June 2008, 18:04
Keep working guys, gonna come back in the morning to download new build.. ;-)
phoonkah # 6. June 2008, 18:12
after some time i get used
BUT
it really draws the attention
=(
stranded # 6. June 2008, 18:19
TriMN # 6. June 2008, 18:23
Is it posible to request and older Macintosh Native skin. The new one is too dark. The on in build 4844 and earlier was much more comfortable to look at. The new Opera standard begins to take form, but still something strange with it. The tab bar might be a kinda fat. Maybe it's because of the gap I get on the Mac build.
Maybe you should consider something else than the horizontal lines("scanlines") in the panels? The scrollbar on the Mac build is very hard to notice. Too low contrast against a Macbook screen. (Haven't tried it on another computer tho, but it's hard to notice on my Mac).
Great job!
acaden # 6. June 2008, 18:24
andresruiz # 6. June 2008, 18:24
b0kaj # 6. June 2008, 18:30
greench # 6. June 2008, 18:30
piroxicam # 6. June 2008, 18:30
HerwigF # 6. June 2008, 18:31
What might be still worth thinking of an improvement is the contrast of the scroll bars. It still depends much on the display quality and environment light whether you can see them or not.
Cheers, Herwig
alexs # 6. June 2008, 18:32
/quitworks not correct in IRC (tested in OperaNet), it's filled in BTS but not for me.marsu # 6. June 2008, 18:33
Happy Weekend
MrBlueSky # 6. June 2008, 18:35
_Grey_ # 6. June 2008, 18:37
Originally posted by andresruiz:
I think it's more because it's friday and letting this stuff accumulate more comments over the weekend would result in A LOT of work on monday and a lot (more) details would not be noticed (or worked on).edit: Oh... and because the launch of 9.5 is near, of course. Forgot to mention that.
lwiczek # 6. June 2008, 18:37
AndrewNi # 6. June 2008, 18:38
LorenzoCelsi # 6. June 2008, 18:39
dzooky # 6. June 2008, 18:39
This, and all other pages are SSL encrypted!"
So by default is there something disabled or this is new bug?
Morphdreamer # 6. June 2008, 18:40
PS Installer looks good now!
drumblius # 6. June 2008, 18:42
Doliprane # 6. June 2008, 18:42
Opera DesktopTeam on Fire
soulburner # 6. June 2008, 18:42
And I must say - I like what I see
One thing, though - under Vista, the menus highlight is not native, it's a solid color like in XP and earlier. Here's a screenshot to show what I mean: http://daath.x.pl/opera_solid_color.jpg
edit - oh, I don't like the black icons in the menus, too. I know, Vista is black, so there is a trend to make applications black too, but I think this is a bit too far
Wasacz # 6. June 2008, 18:43
BTW, where is classic Opera skin, huh?
Wasacz # 6. June 2008, 18:46
Wow, [Alt]+[F4]…
vinczej # 6. June 2008, 18:51
Yes, this is my lonely further wish about the new skin.
(Although, my favorite improvement in the new builds (48 and 51) is the Google Docs linefeed problem.)
Fer84 # 6. June 2008, 18:51
Looks much better now.
I don't think the home button is necesary by default since the speed dial is great, but it's design is preety cool.
Opera r00l3z!!!!
Irontiger # 6. June 2008, 18:51
kxp # 6. June 2008, 18:58
Still some things to think about later on...
the contrast difference between the toolbars...
and still... in the previous build it was written that 3 speed dial slots were added... i'm still not seeing those
Investor # 6. June 2008, 18:59
buttons in panel (right top/bottom) are now shown in left corner, instead of *dynamicly spaced* (and no possibility to add spacers ?)
Close tab botton is too small
Plimsoll # 6. June 2008, 18:59
I don't like the new skin it's way too dark and it breaks my current skin, but nah I can live with that.
Moreover why does updating opera destroy the old shortcut in windows and then make a new one. Using multiple monitors its irritating that icons jumps to wrong monitor.
Well thats all bad things I can say, really great work.
liviuf # 6. June 2008, 19:00
Investor # 6. June 2008, 19:00
Bill_P # 6. June 2008, 19:02
Cursed # 6. June 2008, 19:09
Doliprane # 6. June 2008, 19:09
Cyro # 6. June 2008, 19:10
Thank you for this wonderful skin!
borg # 6. June 2008, 19:12
username_zen # 6. June 2008, 19:20
phip # 6. June 2008, 19:21
Ralf-Brinkmann # 6. June 2008, 19:21
The new "new tab" button on the right can not be removed.
I don't like the dark icons in the new look, they remind me to a cemetery. But I can't change them.
Cheers, Ralf
tsarhan # 6. June 2008, 19:21
2. No align="center" is enabled:
3. Will Opera 9.50 support Gmail 2.0 w/o any tricks like Firefox 3.0/IE7 do?
SoulOfDoinel # 6. June 2008, 19:21
It's better then previous but worse then opera 9 default.
I prefer a colorfull skin but this isn't bad but, have a problem (I think) is that the "bar" in wich appear the tabs is the same color of inactive tab.
I hope to see another tomorrow or monday!!
petteri # 6. June 2008, 19:23
Cyro # 6. June 2008, 19:23
Originally posted by HerwigF:
I have to agree with HerwigF at this point. I've tried the new skin in several computers and different OSes, and in some places, the scrollbar looks very light and you can't see where the "knob" is.
Apart from it, I think this skin is perfect!
sgunhouse # 6. June 2008, 19:23
The trash can on the tab bar needs a different color, it vanishes in the standard skin (unless you change the color scheme).
While Red is appropriate for Stop, not sure about green for Reload. (It does look like it is a little lighter, but I still agree with the other comments that it doesn't work).
You did fix my issue with the width of the panel selector toolbar, thanks.
The positioning of the new tab icon in skins which depend on the standard skin doesn't really work.
Note: Opera Classic seems to be gone in this version, might explain why the file size was so much smaller today.
kamalesh # 6. June 2008, 19:25
(Build 4855/OSX v10.5.3-intel)
tsarhan # 6. June 2008, 19:26
pejakm # 6. June 2008, 19:27
Originally posted by LorenzoCelsi:
Couldn't agree more.
Someone also mentioned this snapshot eats to much RAM: confirmed here (at least, it uses allot more RAM then 1997 build)