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Opera 11.5 Released
J-Mac:
anyone know how to show the drop-down arrow in the addressbar - or if it's possible to get it back. I never use it myself, but have Opera installed on someone elses machine and they really miss it...
-tomos (July 06, 2011, 03:23 AM)
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OK, I'm sure this isn't the reason, but make sure they have visited some addresses to populate it! (Hey: it's 5 am here!)
Jim
tomos:
anyone know how to show the drop-down arrow in the addressbar - or if it's possible to get it back. I never use it myself, but have Opera installed on someone elses machine and they really miss it...
-tomos (July 06, 2011, 03:23 AM)
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OK, I'm sure this isn't the reason, but make sure they have visited some addresses to populate it! (Hey: it's 5 am here!)
-J-Mac (July 06, 2011, 04:06 AM)
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it's always good to rule out the obvious!
thankfully it's not 5am here :D
Apparently it changed in 11.5 - drop-down arrow is definitely not there now (on my 11.5 install).
Another thing it has always (I think) done is it shows bookmarks before frequently visited sites in the drop-down list. That's not very friendly, considering, as others have complained, it loads up new unwanted bookmarks on each upgrade.
NigelH:
anyone know how to show the drop-down arrow in the addressbar - or if it's possible to get it back. I never use it myself, but have Opera installed on someone elses machine and they really miss it...
-tomos (July 06, 2011, 03:23 AM)
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In opera:config , type dropdown in quick search and toggle "Dropdown Button In Addressfield" on
Or try paste this into address bar and toggle it on:
opera:config#UserPrefs|ShowDropdownButtonInAddressfield]ShowDropdownButtonInAddressfield
tomos:
In opera:config , type dropdown in quick search and toggle "Dropdown Button In Addressfield"
-NigelH (July 06, 2011, 05:41 AM)
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that one worked, thanks Nigel :up:
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