D.T.A.
D.T.A. stands for 3 authors: Dustin Wilson, who created Entr'Acte 2 icon set. Tobias Wolf, who brought a Gnome theme, GIT CL, to Opera. Adrian Leung, who made the boring *imple skins. ...
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D.T.A. stands for 3 authors:
Dustin Wilson, who created Entr'Acte 2 icon set.
Tobias Wolf, who brought a Gnome theme, GIT CL, to Opera.
Adrian Leung, who made the boring *imple skins.
Another 2 authors who led me into skin making:
Ilya Baranovsky, whose Stardust is the biological father of *imple's.
Tobias Murano, the savant of Opera skins.
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Works with Opera 7 or later.
About this skin
| Downloads | 565,011 |
|---|---|
| Version | 9.9.10 |
| Original page | Internet Archive |
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Very nice
my favorite skin for almost two years
el mejor de todos! buenisimo, muchas gracias
Merci pour ce superbe skin
bell issimo!
The formatting of the table have been spoiled, and by an unknown reason I can't edit or delete my post: I get "You do not have access to view this page" - in any browser (???) Here is the table with separate columns: ========================================= Browser --- N of visitors --- % ========================================= Firefox 3 --- 5,679,794 --- 21.8% Explorer 7 --- 5,266,710 --- 20.2% Opera 9 --- 4,508,750 --- 17.3% Explorer 6 --- 3,739,652 --- 14.3% Explorer 8 --- 2,258,259 --- 8.7% Opera Mini --- 1,986,848 --- 7.6% Opera 10 --- 1,105,979 --- 4.2% Firefox 2 --- 302,829 --- 1.2%
Sorry, if it will be an off-topic, but I want very much to show the statistics of browsers spreading ratio in Russia from www.liveinternet.ru (by September 2009 - so Opera 10 is just started)! Direct link: http://www.liveinternet.ru/stat/ru/browsers.html?id=35;id=55;id=18;id=54;id=49;id=19;period=month;relgraph=no Firefox 3 5,679,794 21.8% Explorer 7 5,266,710 20.2% Opera 9 4,508,750 17.3% Explorer 6 3,739,652 14.3% Explorer 8 2,258,259 8.7% Opera Mini 1,986,848 7.6% Opera 10 1,105,979 4.2% Firefox 2 302,829 1.2% We have 23% for Firefox and 21.5% for Opera. And if we take Opera Mini into account then we have 29.1% for Opera, even more than Firefox! IE have 43.2% total (that is already less than Opera + Firefox), and it's stably falling down every month. Everyone can make a conclusion for himself
DoraM, you're 100% right! I would even suggest to make D.T.A. the default skin for Opera, if I could. One more suggestion to the developers: I like the way you made the "drag handle" look after my previous post, but I suppose it can be done even better. The position of the 3 dots seems to be a little bit upper than it should be, or may be more probably - the width (vertical size) of the drag handle should be reduced a little and the 3 dots should be centered vertically on it. The way it looks now it seems to be a little disproportioned (or asymmetric?) I hope you understand what I wanted to explain; my English is considered by some people to be good, but of course it's not perfect (I'm from Russia). I appreciate your designing efforts greatly!!! P.S.: by the way, I would like to tell that in Russia Opera is much more popular than in other countries! (Especially among advanced users, admins, programmers and so on). As far as I know, Opera's spreading in Russia is approximately equal to Firefox
After marina skin wasn't updated, I had difficulty finding something that was light, clear and not too cluttered. I was starting to lose hope to find something I actually liked, but it seems that D.T.A. is it. Wonderful skin.
Thanks again for the BEST Opera skin ever! I see you have updated your skin to look more nicely with Opera 10. And that's great! The only thing I want to say about it is following: I don't like very much how does the new "drag handle" look. It's a little bit heavier (darker and more contrast) than other elements of the skin. The greatest advantage of the D.T.A. skin is it's unique lightness and the "light weight" look! I suggest that you should make the "drag handle" nearly unnoticeable in the whole design. (I mean the lightness, of course it should be colored and marked with the 3 dots or something else, so the user can locate it). One more time, thank you!!!
My favourite skin. I look forward to an update for Opera 10.
Yeah, will this skin be recieving any updates to work with Opera 10 (once the Opera 10 skin itself is finished, i guess)?
Please update this skin :/
This should be the default Opera skin. 5 stars.
Love this skin! It needs to be updated for Opera 10 beta 1. The new default skin overrides some of the colours such as the feeds area and the preferences screen.
A very well done skin, may I suggest improvements on the icon set? A stamp for mail is not as easy to identify as an envelopes, for example. The reload icon has that oval shape that doesn't blend well with the other navigation icons. The Tango icons from Tango CL are just great. I know most of the widget styles in DTA are based on it. I guess that adding the icon set Tango CL uses (or one based on it) will blend perfectly in DTA. I may think of DTA as an evolution of Tango CL, my favourite skin at the moment for use in Ubuntu.
Nice skin, good job! But, can you make a version of this with rounded Speed Dial icon-borders? THX
As I said for the slim version, I find the D.T.A. line to be particularly well done, but I have (just) one suggestion: the blue used for the slider in the scroll bar is a bit too invasive; i see it in my peripheral vision when I'm reading something in the window. I'd suggest either a very light blue or perhaps a grey-on-light grey approach. Otherwise, this skin (and its slim counterpart) strikes that just-right combination of giving color to the browser without drawing attention away from the webpage. And the tabs blend into the address bar absolutely perfectly. Good job!
The best one I have! It’s wonderful. No mess found here. Try searching another location to get some dirt
Smooth, eye-pleasing, 5-star skin. Thanx!