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Breeze Simplified Native MICRO V4.16

by non-troppo · (16 ratings)

As Breeze Simplified Native but even more screen-space efficient (thus will not appeal to everyone!) See: [url]http://nontroppo.org/wiki/BreezeSkin[/url] 09.05.2005: For V8.x — small fixes

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As Breeze Simplified Native but even more screen-space efficient (thus will not appeal to everyone!) See: http://nontroppo.org/wiki/BreezeSkin 09.05.2005: For V8.x — small fixes

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Comments (12 on the original page, latest shown)

  • 0paulh177Tuesday, June 17, 2008
    I second that comment -- I've chosen to stay on 9.27 rather than have to use a different skin. I have all the same problems that Society mentions. Help! Paul
  • SocietyThursday, June 12, 2008
    I'm devastated that Opera 9.5 (10063) doesn't seem to play nicely with this skin (which has been my default for ages)! I've become so accustomed to the space-efficiency that the (apparent) enforcement of a less space-efficient Personal Bar and Panel Bar together with a different appearance to the tab bar have made me think about having to change my way of working to suit the browser - which is NOT what Opera is about! Personal Bar items that used to fit within one line now need 1.3 lines - and those lines look higher. If there are to be no updates to this skin for 9.5, is there any way I can make adjustments without having to start learning all about skin building? Is there any other skin that comes close? I'm using WinXP in Classic mode. Thanks to Non Troppo for making this superb skin in the first place!
  • AleksODTuesday, December 5, 2006
    Great compact AND native skin! There is no one like this one
  • YinYangerTuesday, May 23, 2006
    Hi, I really like your skin! What I missed from the I-Silver skin ( http://my.opera.com/community/customize/skins/info/?id=3913 ) is a visual indication (in the author/user mode button)that there are additional author style sheets in the site. As an example, go to http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/operaStuff/ Best regards, YinYanger
  • sonybabu2k1Thursday, March 9, 2006
    Hello, This is a great skin, but I have a small problem with it. It doesnt show the blinking cursor when I click in a text field to enter something, for example entering username in yahoo mail login page. I am using opera 9 tp2 117, in Linux.
  • ForstyrrWednesday, January 4, 2006
    It seems that the smallest skin by now is Emil_RSD.
  • kallemaxWednesday, May 11, 2005
    I can't get this skin to work properly with Opera 8.01. Breeze Simplified 4.01 works great, though...
  • ThePastWednesday, May 11, 2005
    In this skin the tabs are a few pixels higher so in fact v4.11 is even more space efficient. Maybe this has to do with how I've set my windows as you say that this affect the appearance. So for now v4.11 remains my favourite of all skins, and IMHO 4.11 is as close to perfection as is possible.
  • non-troppoWednesday, May 11, 2005
    The space efficiency of native skins depends on whether you use Windows Classic or an XP theme. When an XP theme is used, lots of settings in the skin file are ignored, meaning the skin takes up more space. So if you want the most efficient screen space using a native skin - make sure that you use Classic theme in windows. Remember you can use a Breeze windows color scheme found on http://nontroppo.org/wiki/BreezeSkin to make even native skins look more cleam and light.
  • TreeGoFriday, May 6, 2005
    I love your minimalistic, screen-friendly, native, micro! I like the icons, too, for mail. Thank you.
  • Baldy__AussieSaturday, July 10, 2004
    Although Tabs Theatre spacesaver gives me all of 5 Pixels more Vertical space, it swipes 10 Pixels of Horizontal space - that's on a 1024 x 768 Screen Res. 930 x 689 = 640,770 for TT Spacesaver, 940 x 684 = 642,960 internal for BSN MICRO, - 0.34 % "Extra". Besides, I prefer the BSN MICRO Colours! - and it SEEMS faster. -- Baldy Brian - The Baldy Aussie.
  • T1&onlyMonday, April 5, 2004
    Non-troppo, this is the smallest skin I've seen around, when you're looking for space-efficiency, this one rules great job