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A button that shows blocked pop-ups as well as closed pages (GREAT!).
A close button on the tabs (annoying, just use middle-click - also, they removed minimizing of tabs by clicking on them AND they removed tab minimize, maximize, restore buttons! Now tabs are as crippled as in Firefox.)
Remember that this is a preview build, where Opera Software traditionally try new UI stuff that gets refined until the final version. The 7.5 previews were horrible from a usability point of view, IIRC, 7.5 final was very usable, though. 7.0 previews were buggy, unstable, slow, bloated, 7.0 final was good enough to make me switch from 6.05, 7.20 finally added speed.
I don't think so. But since I have my menu bar disabled, I will just add them as buttons at the far right of my main button bar, right of the status field.
Anyway, Opera Software usually do not provide any other way to easily do certain things when they want to test a new way to do it, so that people have to use it and don't remove it before trying it out. In the finals, stuff like the "close" button can usually be disabled.
Let's have a race then Paddy - loser buys the winner a beer
Guchi: I'd wait for the final release, these previews have quite experimental user interface issues, with ordinary ways to do things disabled to force users to try out the new stuff. They also have stability and compatibility issues.
Originally posted by az
A close button on the tabs (annoying, just use middle-click - also, they removed minimizing of tabs by clicking on them AND they removed tab minimize, maximize, restore buttons! )
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
I never have my document windows maximised...
Jörg
pixar Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die tomorrow. (James Dean)
It is confirmed that these changes will not be permanent for the final - it's just to assure that testers try out the new way. This functionality can still be accessed via right-click menu or custom buttons.
Of course, the biggest new feature fro 7.60 p1 still applies: No more error message pop-ups! Also, javascript messages from background tabs don't pop into the foreground anymore, preventing spoof attacks and annoyances. They are still modal and block the whole browser window once they get focus, though.
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