Opera 15 Questions Answered

By | July 4, 2013


Opera 15 Questions AnsweredSuggests you to install add-ons for everything.

If you’ve been wondering what happened to the Linux version of Opera or where did your bookmarks go then today is the day when you will get answers to some of your questions.

Here is a sum up of what was answered:

Q: Where are real bookmarks?
A: If you hate a Speed Dial implementation, there are extensions to bring this functionality back.

Q: Where are tab options?
A: There are extensions for that. We might bring tab options in the future.

Q: Where is Opera Link?
A: Coming in the future.

Q: Where is Mail / RSS reader?
A: There are extensions for the RSS part, or you can download Opera Mail client.

Q: Where is Linux version?
A: Not ready yet.

And here you have it, guys. Just download a bunch of extensions and you are good to go.

[Via: My Opera]


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  1. Nom4d3 says:

    And f*** of the user experience. This is sad :(

  2. Tiago Sá says:

    Travesty.

  3. barkee99 says:

    Desktop/laptop users of Opera can’t be important to Opera any more! Shame but there are plenty of other browsers & opera desktop market share was tiny anyway

    • Mithaldu says:

      Yet desktop makes up 25% of the revenue of Opera ASA.

    • jayjarn says:

      The new browser is here because desktop is important. If it wasn’t, they would just let it die instead of actually doing something.

  4. Jc says:

    “If you’re a power-user (and if you’re reading this, you almost certainly are) and you find that Opera 15 doesn’t have a feature you depend upon, first check the growing list of extensions. You may find our basic bookmarks manager extension fits the bill — or you may find the cottonTracks extension is an innovative way to solve a problem. If you miss Notes, try the Evernote extension.”

    “If you find Opera 15 is missing something that you absolutely depend on, that’s why we still have Opera 12 out”

  5. ff says:

    What Opera did with that post was to say a very “FUCK YOU” to their long term Opera users. It is inadmissible to not have real bookmarks as a native feature. And people that used Opera used it because of the features and customization. May be I am switching to Firefox, because it now is better than Opera in those fields. If Opera want to be Chrome, I will definitively abandon it.

    • Mikah says:

      I think bookmarks will return I do love the new speed dial but it is no replacement for the bookmarks panel , if they added sub groups it might work I think i could live with that.

    • jayjarn says:

      Why did they say fuck you to long term users? Long term users can still use Opera 12.

  6. anyád apád says:

    This is surprisingly similar to what Mozilla’s UX team says about Australis.

  7. ic says:

    notes ?????

    • Jc says:

      my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2013/07/04/the-vision-behind-opera-15-and-beyond

      “If you’re a power-user (and if you’re reading this, you almost
      certainly are) and you find that Opera 15 doesn’t have a feature you
      depend upon, first check the growing list of extensions. You may find
      our basic bookmarks manager extension fits the bill — or you may find
      the cottonTracks extension is an innovative way to solve a problem. If
      you miss Notes, try the Evernote extension.”

      “If you find Opera 15 is missing something that you absolutely depend on, that’s why we still have Opera 12 out”

  8. Pipo says:

    I guess this step of the Opera similar to the Windows 8.0. After a short period of time, after the tasting/testing the Opera 15.0, it was unistalled and installed the Opera 12.15 again.

  9. Ice says:

    I hate that you can’t automatically clear history on exit. Same with Chrome, but atleast I can permanently enable incognito mode.

  10. They came with the most stupid arguments they ever could!!