Originally posted by K4m1K4tz3:

- If you type, make the (google, wikipedia etc.) suggestions pop up _above_ the address field and the bookmarks and history suggestions pop up _down_ the field. So you can switch easily to your favorite link. Just press one arrow key (up or down) and enter. No need to press five times a key to get to your bookmarks.

wouldn't that work for you ?
http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/40132942?startidx=100#comment80807392

Originally posted by K4m1K4tz3:

If you type, make the (google, wikipedia etc.) suggestions pop up _above_ the address field and the bookmarks and history suggestions pop up _down_ the field

I <3 this approach
Do exactly that. Display ONE SINGLE line of search suggestion over the address field. If the user wants to get search suggestions he will press the "up"-key. Then swap search-suggestions to below the search field and extend it to all of them
Would be soooo awesome and handy IMHO

And since we are talking about searching within the address field (I really NEVER used that search-field to the right; always using the address field):
Have you EVER seen a URL with a space in it? No?
Then why the hack "gmx.com brainstorm" doesn't search but tries to open as a web address ("brainstorm gmx.com" of course works...)?!
Or in other words: please fix searches with the first search-term containing a dot (and at least 2 characters behind it) (reported as [DSK-356195]). Thanks! :

Originally posted by liv-public:

Concerning the 'address field' suggestions, it is partly broken here, since having both the URL title and URL string on the same line means that both are truncated very early and in many cases it is hard to distinguish usefully between two similar entries.

well… it might be due to my setup/configuration but i do not see a problem -- there is plenty of space (24", only address field without search field - i use letter accelerators) and i love single-line setup (two lines per item annoyed me a lot!)

i have forgotten to mention though, that in the dropdown nicknames are displayed in an awkward manner - if i start typing the nickname then it is displayed instead of the title, but if i start to type a title there is no nickname (it would be helpful to have this in sight). there is also a problem with nicknames for the folders (brilliant feature to open multiple pages in one topic - weather forecasts, news sites, etc.) - there are not any hints about them.

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

What if we introduce bookmarks specific filter, just like for the previous searches? So it would be that :
[ x something ] would search something only in bookmarks

[ y something ] would search something only in history

actually this sounds quite good -- it would remove the nececity to open the separate panel to search only for the given type of data!

Originally posted by K4m1K4tz3:

- If you type, make the (google, wikipedia etc.) suggestions pop up _above_ the address field and the bookmarks and history suggestions pop up _down_ the field. So you can switch easily to your favorite link. Just press one arrow key (up or down) and enter. No need to press five times a key to get to your bookmarks.

+1 for that -- it could be 'clever' enough to take up all available space within window view (i have bookmarks bar above address bar which in turn enables regular window titlebar even in maximized view)… when it comes to looks - it could resemble apple-like menus - when you click on the dropbox and there was already preselected an item from the middle of the list you have the list position relatively to that item and therefore it is above and below given selection-field (or it was like that somewhere - i map it in my mind to 'macs', apologies if it is not correct)

Originally posted by liv-public:

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

Once again it's the matter of how do you create your bookmarks. You can give your bookmark a "label" - we call it nickname.

From what I understand, nicknames are unique per bookmark (you can't use the same string for two different bookmarks) and are intended more for a quick access of favourite bookmarks (in the style of the speed-dial). Labels/tags, on the other hand, would allow for later retrieval of some opaque bookmarks, when you only remember some keyword that you often use for those types of bookmarks. To sum up, nicknames != labels

You can use nicknames for that somehow. Some people put the same prefix for several bookmarks: a bookmark with the nick page-A, another with page-B, etc, that way when you type "page" you'll get them all as suggestions (thanks to this build that returns back the nickname suggestions).

Originally posted by christoph142:

Originally posted by K4m1K4tz3:

If you type, make the (google, wikipedia etc.) suggestions pop up _above_ the address field and the bookmarks and history suggestions pop up _down_ the field

I <3 this approach

What are you thinking? lol... That way you abstruse the tab bar, not to mention people that have the address field placed in another location of the window.

Originally posted by christoph142:

Have you EVER seen a URL with a space in it? No?
Then why the hack "gmx.com brainstorm" doesn't search but tries to open as a web address?!

I did, and you too, but you don't remember because spaces in URLs are transformed into the code "%20".

Originally posted by tudsta:

On the snappier start-up time, it is insanely slower if you have Opera in offline mode when starting.

Instead of just one "Switch to online mode?" box, you get one for every tab you have open. This gradually reduces Opera to a crawl if you previously had many tabs open. Plus, you have to click Yes/No/Close for every box before you can begin to use Opera.

Yes, I've just encountered this problem on upgrading. It is reproducible every time, as I always start Opera in offline mode to avoid unnecessary tab reloading.

It's an important regression for me but anyway I'm happy that steps are being made to speed the start-up.

While the Opera team are fixing this, they might also look at fixing the Crash Reporter Dialog so pressing "submit report" ignores the "Work offline" setting and temporarily goes online anyway to submit the report. It's frustrating to be excluded from helping with crash reports just because I start Opera in offline mode every day.

Win7 x64

I'd like an option to disable search suggestions from the address bar, but keep them when I type letter + term (for example "g something"). In other words, like it worked before. Now when I type something to get to a bookmark and select it from the list, Google suggestions often pop up just right before I press enter, making me search for some useless thing, instead of opening the bookmark.

The thing I'd love most would be an option to independently disable the search suggestions that appear automatically and the ones you get when you're using keywords...

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

spaces in URLs are transformed into the code "%20".

Yeah, for sure, I know about that... but I was talking about unmasked spaces... did you ever insert any address with white-spaces?!

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

The thing I'd love most would be an option to independently disable the search suggestions that appear automatically and the ones you get when you're using keywords...

Seems doable, but would it be really helpful?

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

You can give your bookmark a "label" - we call it nickname.

I've explained in this post why Opera needs tags/labels for bookmarks, the way Firefox manages it: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=11225622

I go into a lot of details and examples, and there are other posts in the same thread that corroborate this.

It explains why "nicknames" and "descriptions" cannot be used as "tags" or "labels".

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

The thing I'd love most would be an option to independently disable the search suggestions that appear automatically and the ones you get when you're using keywords...

Seems doable, but would it be really helpful?

Yes, it'd be...! I wouldn't need to press a lot of times the down arrow to get into the history/bookmark item I want because of the search suggestions that would be above it and still get them when I specifically want to search (when I type a keyword).

Can anyone confirm please?
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=1283872
Very annoying.

Please make me a gift, adjust the skin in Windows Aero, adding the missing vertical border of the UI.

Originally posted by kapsi:

Now when I type something to get to a bookmark and select it from the list, Google suggestions often pop up just right before I press enter, making me search for some useless thing, instead of opening the bookmark.

You can turn that behaviour off by unticking the opera:config option. Typing the 'g' prefix won't bring it back but if you're desperate for suggestions, you could always just type your search query into the "Search with Google" field.

when I select "Save", wand bar looks like this for a few seconds
http://files.myopera.com/minho/albums/3631672/wand.png?1327755045
Fedora 16 x32, win 7 x64

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

What if we introduce bookmarks specific filter, just like for the previous searches? So it would be that :
[ x something ] would search something only in bookmarks

[ y something ] would search something only in history

and regular search would trigger search in bookmarks and history?

That could work, but it wouldn't be easily discoverable to a new or casual user. There would also need to be a check in place to make sure it does not conflict with the search engine keywords. For example: If I have the keyword "y" for a Yahoo search, Opera should prevent me from assigning "y" as a keyword for a history search. I think such an idea would be nice, as long as it doesn't create conflicts or issues with the current setup. Not sure how tricky it would be to code this without conflicts with the search engine keywords.

Wardies, as have the same complaint, I can explain it... I don't even remember the last time I used the search field. To choose a search engine it's easier to type its keyword in the address field instead of pressing the down arrow multiple times in the search field.

Sometimes the mouse pointer dissapears when I watch this video
http://terratv.terra.com.br/Especiais/Futebol/4411-398419/Ensaio-de-nova-musa-faz-site-do-Brasiliense-travar-confira.htm

OpenSuse 12.1 x32

Can anyone confirm please?
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=1283892

I suddenly found an svg image, which makes Opera (build 1256) crash. Didn't test it with other builds.
Here is svgz: http://db.tt/4hMbuj4s

You can try it on web page: http://misc.xapienz.ru/svg_crash.html

Originally posted by xapienz:

I suddenly found an svg image, which makes Opera (build 1256) crash. Didn't test it with other builds. Here is svgz: http://db.tt/4hMbuj4s

Confirmed here.
OpenSuse 12.1 x32

I love how fast this build starts

Please, fix this site "www.goodfon.ru". When u pressing Alt+Left, the page just freezes. U need to press Ctrl+R all the time when u just want to go one page back.

Originally posted by kapsi:

I'd like an option to disable search suggestions from the address bar, but keep them when I type letter + term (for example "g something"). In other words, like it worked before.

+1

Originally posted by christoph142:

Yeah, for sure, I know about that... but I was talking about unmasked spaces... did you ever insert any address with white-spaces?!

+1

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

Seems doable, but would it be really helpful?

definitely - for power users and those who knows what they are doing...

Originally posted by flansuse:

That could work, but it wouldn't be easily discoverable to a new or casual user. There would also need to be a check in place to make sure it does not conflict with the search engine keywords.

For example:
If I have the keyword "y" for a Yahoo search, Opera should prevent me from assigning "y" as a keyword for a history search.

I think such an idea would be nice, as long as it doesn't create conflicts or issues with the current setup. Not sure how tricky it would be to code this without conflicts with the search engine keywords.

i think it would be another 'search engine' along the lines of 'find in page' one…

Originally posted by kapsi:

I love how fast this build starts

Yup, I've noticed that too - also bookmarks seem to load faster in that build... and one more thing - memory usage seems to be better - 3 pages, about 150MB (witout mail as i am trying to migrate to thunderbird for that, with HWA turned off - this makes Opera use almost twice as much memory)

On http://www.bz-berlin.de i have 100% CPU-usage. With version 11.52 and older only 20%

When clicking in mail content pane the whole mail (or RSS post) becomes black.
http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/4193/operamail.png

Originally posted by Kervala:

Perhaps you're right, but please try to disable your swap file and launch several big 32 bits applications (Opera with a lot of opened tabs and some game).

On my PC, I got a message like "Not enough memory, this application will be closed". When I press CTRL+ALT+DEL to check my processes, I notice both programs are using more than 1 GB.


Please how could you explain that ?

I disabled pagefile years ago on my system. No problems running one 3GB eating, other 1.5GB eating 32 bit programs and Opera with 95 tabs open at the same time. Your problems are likely due to not enough RAM installed for your tasks. (My 6GB suits me just fine.)

Originally posted by xapienz:

I suddenly found an svg image, which makes Opera (build 1256) crash. Didn't test it with other builds. Here is svgz: http://db.tt/4hMbuj4sYou can try it on web page: http://misc.xapienz.ru/svg_crash.html

Can not confirm with Opera 11.61 and this build.

Windows Vista 64-Bit

Originally posted by KlausMuller:

On http://www.bz-berlin.de i have 100% CPU-usage. With version 11.52 and older only 20%

I can confirm a quite high cpu usage with this build. CPU-Usage is lower with Opera 11.61.

Go to http://www.baixaki.com.br/download/opera.htm
Click on "Clique para baixar" green button
Save dialog is cut off
http://files.myopera.com/minho/albums/3631672/baxaki.png

Fedora 16 x32

Originally posted by stve10:

Originally posted by Grasli:
Originally posted by ytsmabeer:Originally posted by Grasli:ADD 1-2px space, c'mon. It once used to have but at one point you removed it. Maybe not intentional, or maybe it was. Anyway, add 1-2px now!
It's changed intentional, alot of user complained about the space.

You can easy change it you're self
opera:config#UserPrefs|ChromeIntegrationDragAreaMaximized
Yeah, and those users were stupid. They didn't even think once about THIS issue, I asked them several times. We now have stacked tabs, THUS the space should be bigger so we can see it.



And oh, that option ONLY works in maximized mode. It doens't work then "Show Toolbar" is ON etc, ie. it doesn't fix the problem at all and I don't use it. A proper fix is needed!
Funny calling users stupid who are more knowledgeable about Opera than yourself.opera:config#UserPrefs|ChromeIntegrationDragAreaMaximized is for maximised windows the entry immediately above it is for non maximised windows. I usually just open opera:config & search for chrome , easier to remember.And about that insignificant 1 pixel space they removed above the tab bar it's about Fitts law http://usabilityfriction.com/2010/06/07/fitts-law/ If you auto hide your Windows task bar you can move your mouse to the edge of the screen without worrying about overshooting & having to move the mouse slightly to hit the target, the opera panel toggle is the same when Opera is maximized.If you don't want to mess around with opera:config there are plenty of skins available that do not obey Fitts Law.

Still don't see the problem. We're talking ONE pixel here just to be able to see tab stacks' top line (in any mode). It should be visible, it shouldn't disappear up there.

And Fitts law, hah... still don't see the problem with adding 1px more space up there. Try maximizing Internet Explorer for example, look at THAT enormous space up there..

EDIT;
* Chrome Integration Drag Area Maximized --> works for maximized mode, changing value from 1 to 2 fixes it. THAT small change (1px) is all thats needed. Is that too much to ask for?

* Chrome Integration Drag Area --> doesn't work. NOT maximized, Toolbar ON/OFF, no change.

Opera devs, please just add 1px globally all over (any mode) and the problem is fixed. It looks so much better when the top-line of tab stacks can be seen!

On my system scroll is very jerky , makes this build unusable . Win7 64 bit Nvidia Geforce 9600 GT ( latest driver of course )

Go to this website http://www.syfy.com/videos#/Being%20Human/Full%20Episodes and the video won't load at all. I have tried Masking as Firefox and Internet Explorer with no luck. Above website loads right away in other browsers. Please confirm if you experience the same issue.

This problem has existed in previous versions of Opera, as well as the current builds.

Bug has been reported as: DSK-356231

Hardware acceleration was really raising hell with my audio players...both J.River Media Center, and Foobar, no matter the output...kernel streaming, wasapi, or Asio. Windows x64, Nvidia GT430, GeForce stable 285.62. Clicking buttons or scrolling would cause the audio to breakup, cause static, scratchy noises, etc. I installed Nvidia Beta 290.53 and the issue went away.


Also, hadn't you actually had the panel fixed at one time, but now it's broken again? Is this a double regression?

Use the Bug Report Wizard
https://bugs.opera.com/wizarddesktop/

Originally posted by minho:

Go to http://www.baixaki.com.br/download/opera.htm
Click on "Clique para baixar" green button
Save dialog is cut off
http://files.myopera.com/minho/albums/3631672/baxaki.png

Fedora 16 x32

Not confirmed in a Windows 7 - 32 Bit

http://www.netupload.org/files/jonftym5qgh266digmmi.png

Originally posted by minho:

Sometimes the mouse pointer dissapears when I watch this video
http://terratv.terra.com.br/Especiais/Futebol/4411-398419/Ensaio-de-nova-musa-faz-site-do-Brasiliense-travar-confira.htm

OpenSuse 12.1 x32

Not confirmed in a Windows 7 - 32 Bit / PS: Nice video

Originally posted by PHILIPS-BLASTER:

Originally posted by minho:

Sometimes the mouse pointer dissapears when I watch this video
http://terratv.terra.com.br/Especiais/Futebol/4411-398419/Ensaio-de-nova-musa-faz-site-do-Brasiliense-travar-confira.htm" target="_blank">http://terratv.terra.com.br/Especiais/Futebol/4411-398419/Ensaio-de-nova-musa-faz-site-do-Brasiliense-travar-confira.htm

OpenSuse 12.1 x32

Not confirmed in a Windows 7 - 32 Bit / PS: Nice video

Brazil superior!

This page crashes latest Opera 12 alpha - the same page also crashes current stable Firefox 9.0.1
https://cvs.khronos.org/svn/repos/registry/trunk/public/webgl/sdk/tests/conformance/misc/object-deletion-behaviour.html

Mark as read After N seconds doesn't work for me?
Can anyone confirm?

Win7 Ult x64 SP1

Open Web http://hcoder.org/ and Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and Look at process opera.exe (memory)

http://i27.fastpic.ru/big/2012/0129/1a/b8bfaa631a164561f5145bd1df60fd1a.png

Originally posted by Denqqq:

Open Web http://hcoder.org/ and Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and Look at process opera.exe (memory)

http://i27.fastpic.ru/big/2012/0129/1a/b8bfaa631a164561f5145bd1df60fd1a.png

Memory use jumps from 180Mb (4 tabs before click on link) to 790+MB(sometimes 1300+MB but then falls to about 800+MB) Win7 Ult x64 SP1

Originally posted by Denqqq:

Open Web http://hcoder.org/ and Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and Look at process opera.exe (memory)

Wow, impressive...

Come Kaspersky Lab Forum http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?act=idx, click NEWTOPIC or ADDREPLY.
Opera 11.52 The page is displayed normally
Opera 11.61 or 12 The page is displayed incorrectly

Opera 11.52 http://i30.fastpic.ru/big/2012/0129/7f/4db9f1bc19953f69c345a2f22a44297f.png
Opera 11.61 or 12 http://i32.fastpic.ru/big/2012/0129/1f/e98bbddd0aace4d0b13611af5c365b1f.png

At a forum to me have written that it is a browser bug

GeForce 6150SE nForce 430/PCI/SSE2/3DNOW!
GL_VERSION 2.1.2
Driver 8.17.12.8662

Win7 X86 fullly updated. 3Gb RAM, 3.7 GHz AMD processor

Had to turn off Hardware Acceleration to run this version. I tried to use it for a while to see if it caused the same "fragmentation of images" video corruption throughout the system that the last two snapshots did. While I was running it, it was VERY slow and choppy compared to 11.61 and 12 without HWA, but it appeared to function. After I close it, I was unable to re-open it again. I have it set to start with the same tabs, etc where I was when I left off, and instead of starting, it showed a completely unresponsive UI window with no panels, no buttons, no tabs, and a black frame with address bar indicating the last website I was at.

Processor maxed out, and nothing could be done. Had to close it and go into operaprefs.ini, turn off HWA, and restart. That worked.

So, I'm afraid I'll be unable to give feedback as to how it works with my hardware.

Originally posted by Denqqq:

Come Kaspersky Lab Forum http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?act=idx, click NEWTOPIC or ADDREPLY.
Opera 11.52 The page is displayed normally
Opera 11.61 or 12 The page is displayed incorrectly

Opera 11.52 http://i30.fastpic.ru/big/2012/0129/7f/4db9f1bc19953f69c345a2f22a44297f.png
Opera 11.61 or 12 http://i32.fastpic.ru/big/2012/0129/1f/e98bbddd0aace4d0b13611af5c365b1f.png

At a forum to me have written that it is a browser bug

Same here. And in another forum that uses the same style.

Originally posted by minho:

Go to http://www.baixaki.com.br/download/opera.htm
Click on "Clique para baixar" green button
Save dialog is cut off
http://files.myopera.com/minho/albums/3631672/baxaki.png

I can't believe you're still posting this.
It was already explained to you. And now I see the comment by Rijk which you claim he's saying that's a bug. He never said that, he said it's a problem and explained why it happens (the website make the dialog to appear in a very tiny window/tab and Opera's download dialog is non-modal, end of story).

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

I can't believe you're still posting this.It was already explained to you. And now I see the comment by Rjik which you claim he's saying it's a bug. He never said that, he said it's a problem and explained why it happens (the website make the dialog to appear in a very tiny window/tab and Opera's download dialog is non-modal, end of history).

Your reply is completely useless.

Originally posted by PHILIPS-BLASTER:

Not confirmed in a Windows 7 - 32 Bithttp://www.netupload.org/files/jonftym5qgh266digmmi.png

Originally posted by PHILIPS-BLASTER:

Not confirmed in a Windows 7 - 32 Bit / PS: Nice video

These problems happen only on linux.
I have no problem on my win 7 x64 system.

Upload test on speedtest.net does not work. OSX 10.7.2

Originally posted by minho:

Your reply is completely useless.

I think you aren't able to understand it.
There's no way to "fix" this issue, the download dialog won't turn into modal. The problem will stay in Baixaki's side.