#OPERA FOR MAC TOOLBAR UPDATE#

Support has been added for the object-fit and object-position properties. You can now set plug-ins to load only when you click on them, to significantly speed up browsing. You can save a search as a rule that will automatically label all the matching messages.This enables you to search wherever you want, with the help of a new toolbar that appears when searching. All mail search fields are now consolidated into one.The scrollbar keeps section headers on top, which allows you to quickly scroll back up to them. Multiple scrollbars are now changed to one global scrollbar for the mail panel.POP accounts now have Inbox and Sent views for themselves.The Mail panel automatically appears whenever you switch to a mail tab, and automatically returns to the previous state of the panels when moving back to a non-mail tab.Feeds can now be displayed in the panel without the need to enable a mail account.In each category, (Attachments, Labels, Feeds, etc.) select which individual items to show and which items to hide.The old filters, labels, and saved searches are now merged into the new, more powerful labels Existing labels, custom labels and saved searches (as labels) are now located together under the Labels header in the Mail panel. Create folders to organize your mailing list and newsfeeds.Decide which sections to show, and in what order.The Opera Mail panel has been improved with the following changes.

This means that some extension authors will have to update their extensions. So, use either broadcastMessage('hi'), or broadcastMessage(.broadcastMessage() only takes one argument: a string or an object literal.Extensions must use broadcastMessage() properly:.Extensions must include an index.html file in the package, or include a in the config.xml.You can do this by adding to the config.xml Extensions must include an access request for the pages you want to access with the background process.Some changes to requirements that will affect currently available extensions include: Both the options page and privacy settings can be accessed from the extensions manager. Extensions now have a preferences page.Extensions will now run on secure sites (HTTPS) by default, and we have added a privacy setting where you can allow/disallow extensions to run on secure connections or in privacy mode (disabled by default).Opera extensions will be based on the W3C Widget specifications and this is being considered for an Open Standard effort. Developers can easily create extensions using open standards (HTML5, CSS, JavaScript) and supported APIs. Opera extensions offer a way for you to easily add new functionality to your Opera browsing experience. The Bookmarks bar is now shown in the former location of the Personal bar.Mark the new Bookmarks bar located below the Address Bar, and choose 'Placement Off'.Click 'Placement' and select 'Top' inside the Appearance dialog.Click it once to mark it (a yellow outline will show around the bar). Above the Address bar a Bookmarks bar appears.Click 'Show hidden toolbars while customizing'.Open the Appearance dialog (Shift + F12) > 'Toolbars'.If you want the Bookmarks bar to show in the former location of the Personal bar Click the check box next to 'Bookmarks bar'.The Opera Bookmarks bar is located directly below the Address bar, and replaces the old Personal bar. Clicking this badge gives information about estimated data savings for the Opera Turbo session.Īn improvement to auto-update now makes sure you have the latest extensions and Opera Unite applications. There is now a badge indicating that you are browsing with Opera Turbo on.If you still want to see the whole address all the time, you can right-click the badge to disable this functionality. Parameters at the end of web addresses are visually hidden until the address field is focused.Clicking the badge provides an easy overview of the potentially more complex security state of the current web page.The badge replaces protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, and opera:, which are shown only when focusing on the address field. All webpages get a badge to the left of the address field.It also provides more security information to help you stay safe when browsing just click the badge for the website to see security information about the site you are visiting. An improved address field makes it easier to stay safe on the Web, and it now hides the complexity of long web addresses.

#OPERA FOR MAC TOOLBAR UPDATE#

Opera for mac toolbar