Opera 12.15 Source Code Discussion

It sure is quiet...

>>58636781
well it is an obsolete shit browser

>>58635819

why would I use this when I have chrome?

>>58636824

Why would you use toilet paper if you have hands?
Not going to mention the reasons all over, go to archive.

>>58636824
Its not as bloated. And its fast at rendering websites.

>>58636899
Plus, it doesn't crash as often.

>>58636824
opera 12 is fast as fuck, that's why. the biggest problem is that heavy sites like facebook give it a lot of difficulty. load up 4chan however, opera will load it faster than anything else even now.

>>58638727
I don't notice any slowdown when viewing Facebook.

>>58635819
>>58636781

Well hows the project going ? found many issues in the code

got a .deb for me yet or do i stil have to build the fucker ?

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Anyone else have 12.18 and latest installed together?

>>58640958
I'm not a developer. I'm just a user of it. So, yes, you have to build it unless you search for the previous threads to see if someone already made one or not.

Would anyone like some extensions that I wrote (and updated) for Opera (Presto)?

1. 4chan Auto-Close Archived/Expired Thread-Auto close expired threads when post count reaches 0 after some time. Requires loadletter's 4chanX for this to work.

2. https://addons.opera.com/extensions/details/rotate-images/-Didn't write this, but I've managed to add a flip function into it.

3. https://addons.opera.com/extensions/details/4chan-dropmenu/-This fag didn't fix it since 2012. Updated now.

If interested I'll upload them somewhere.

>>58641090
Can you please fix Linkify so it will work on the links in your post?

>>58641222
The link to it is https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/linkify/?display=en.

>>58641258
I'd have to take a look at it. But I use https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/4255-linkify-plus-plus since it's better for the most part.

Do you want the other extensions though?

>>58641335
Oh, also consider adding an exclude list for https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/url-cleaner-2/?display=en. And, I don't care for those extensions you mentioned.

>>58641376
I could probably take a look at it, but show me an example as to how it works?

Though for the most part it's better to look for userscript to do what you want.

>>58641535
It removes the redirect information from URLs on a page (such as a search result page on Google.com).

>>58641602
I meant an actual re-direct link or some such example that I can test it in the extension. But if it's just Google, you can use Google Classic.

https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/google-classic/

>>58641675
http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=1039353 is an example of a page with redirect containing URLs in it.

>>58641761
Also, maybe consider fixing some of the issues located on https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/url-cleaner-2/?display=en&reports.

>>58641090
I'm interested.

I wouldn't run this security nightmare outside of a VM.
Granted, no browser should be used outside of VMs.

>>58635819
>https://github.com/PrestoXen/openopera-patches

>DisableClickToActivate.patch: disables "Click to activate" on Flash applets
Great idea! Why not also execute all e-mail attachments automatically?

This is a thing?

#closes the rest of his tabs
#unzips
Umm. Night....

#oh baby, oh baby, oh baby

>>58642886
Yes, it is a thing.

>>58642843
Its not bad to disable it as long as you're using an ad blocker of some sort.

>>58640513
how odd. i've tested opera 12.15 through 12.18 over the years and even all of them after the other last week. there is definite slow down and incorrect display when it comes to facebook. are you using windows? if so, what are you using on your opera 12.1x?

>>58643783
I am using Windows 10 on a SSD. I am using the Linkify and URL Cleaner extensions.

Any progress being made on those extensions I mentioned?

>>58635819
Why should I use this over its spiritual successor Vivaldi?

>>58645655
Vivaldi is a bloated turd. No one will bother leaking that shit even in 20 years.

>>58645655
You shouldn't use it because it's illegal, but poking at it is fun.

>>58645655
>Vivaldi
What's the point of Vivaldi? It's closed source, and uses JavaScript for everything.
>spiritual successor to Opera
See if you find any of those names on the Vivaldi page in the Opera 12.15 source you see up in the links in the OP. It's a completely different browser that is not in any way the same as Opera.

Vivaldi is great! It have almost aspect of opera. you should use it.
For security reason you shouldn't use opera especially turbo sync vpn whatever thing.
It sold to chinese company moreover they can view and keep your data it up to six months.

>>58635819
Holy fuck close some of those tabs man

>>58644723
Well?