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z@h3k25. February 2011, 14:48
Chris25. February 2011, 15:27
Originally posted by harish.l:
Originally posted by Northgrove:
Originally posted by lucaviozzi:
I don't understand why you guys keep repeating this fallacy. Beyond the fact that the new SD isn't even finished yet, you have as speedy access as ever, except you can now add as many as you want to.sleepyhead25. February 2011, 16:24
Cutting Spoon25. February 2011, 17:37
Originally posted by Zimak:
Whoah. Never saw that before. Linux bug?
leonmcg25. February 2011, 18:28
d4rkn1ght26. February 2011, 01:38
Chris26. February 2011, 03:44
Originally posted by booz0r:
This is just getting silly. By making such obviously false claims you are just undermining your own argument.Mimi's Mum26. February 2011, 03:58
1. Let the user choose thumbnail size.
Currently I use 5x4 configuration on 1280x800 screen and like the smaller thumbnails and having them all visible on one screen. The biggest issue with this new "feature" is that the default thumbnails are too large and only three would fit in a row on 1280x800 screen, forcing the users with smaller screen with larger number of sites to scroll down to get to bottom thumbnails (and the Page Up/Down keys don't work).
If the user is allowed to set the thumbnail size (or choose from a list of standard thumbnail sizes), then by choosing a small size, the user can have more thumbnails in a row so that all thumbnails are in one screen, while still able to take advantage of flexibility of the new feature.
2. Loose the big + thumbnail, (which could create an empty row and make the speed dial look ugly,) and instead, offer to register a new site when the page outside the thumbnails is double-clicked.
Keep up the good work, team
Nimesh26. February 2011, 09:20
diz26. February 2011, 14:13
Dillon27. February 2011, 01:36
Originally posted by Slamdex:
It's not a false claim. Having to scroll is slower than just being able to click. On top of that the scrolling is very slow.
Nahuel Sanchez27. February 2011, 04:11
that will be great for new users of opera
(no like me, because i use opera from the version 3.6
jojo27. February 2011, 04:24
500 years?? i think i been dead to watch it...
jojo27. February 2011, 04:29
Originally posted by hellspork:
yeah... where is the scrolbar?
Chris27. February 2011, 07:05
Originally posted by Astrophizz:
If you add a lot of speed dials you are going to be "slower" no matter how it is laid out. But he said he might as well use bookmarks, as if bookmarks would be as fast as a scrolling speed dial, which is clearly a claim which undermines his credibility.Mateusz Romanowski27. February 2011, 12:32
Sorry for my bad English.
Alex_Trouble27. February 2011, 15:12
Alex_Trouble27. February 2011, 17:37
Originally posted by leonmcg:
I think it's better if Opera developers add this function
Dawid Pająk27. February 2011, 19:44
Originally posted by pepkin88:
He's right! I want the old good speed dial back. I'm using Opera with many screen resolutions so my thumbs will be in other places on another PCs. And yes, dial groups/pages switched with scroll would be better than using scrollbar.
PrincePorn27. February 2011, 19:50
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Alex_Trouble28. February 2011, 13:33
Originally posted by PrincePorn:
I think that rows and columns will change automatically. Maybe it depends on number of these links (i have no idea how shall we name it:) ) Developers, I am right??Christian28. February 2011, 14:58