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2010-05-11
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Originally Posted by mehdiE
Yes because make perfect sense to have control what I want to see.
This is probably why AdBlock and FlashBlock are two of the most popular Firefox addons
Avoid adds etc, but if I want to see would be nice to have a choice
(Flash content, click to play) simple, the only shame is that those blockers are loading the swf anyway they are not really blockers.
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2010-05-11
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#33
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On my N800 Opera uses constantly 100% CPU which drains the battery in no time. On N900 the situation is better probably due to the changes in power saving in Maemo 5 (the Opera guys did say that power saving is not working in Opera).
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2010-05-11
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Originally Posted by Bundyo
I thought it was just me but yes, the battery power is draining quickly on my N810 when using Opera.
On my N800 Opera uses constantly 100% CPU which drains the battery in no time.
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2010-05-11
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#35
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Originally Posted by silvermountain
This is (at least partly) part of the know issues listed on the official release page: http://labs.opera.com/news/2010/05/11/
I thought it was just me but yes, the battery power is draining quickly on my N810 when using Opera.
There's no power management in Opera Mobile as of yet. Means that if you've got a page loaded that contains animated elements, it will keep using up your CPU even if the page isn't currently shown on the screen. If you've got a page with no animation (such as this very page), Opera shouldn't use any CPU at all when idle.
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2010-05-11
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#36
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Originally Posted by nosa101
Opera did on the n770
Opera mobile never had flash. Mobile safari has no flash.
Last edited by anthony_barker; 2010-05-11 at 16:04.
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2010-05-11
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Originally Posted by Ministeri
Huge thanks to making this test but quoted part is pretty sick.
For me the UI of Opera is easily the best of these browsers. It leaves behind Fennec which I earlier loved. MicroB is far away from both of these browsers.
UI speed fast in fennec? WTF seriously. First mobile version of firefox was just terrible showcase of stutterness and nightly builds on my N900 are starting to be usable to ME. Kinetic scrolling is just not acceptable and responsiveness is not good. For example swiping your finger up&down fast on microb and page follows, in firefox...man..itīs just slow.
Should I flash my device again or what is going on here?
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And One important thing! Please could you also add that how long it takes to go BACK on some of your pages. I would be really really interested on that measurement
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2010-05-11
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Originally Posted by slender
I wasn't talking anything about the speed of Fennec UI. I just like the design and the way it works. Opera UI though is very slick.
Huge thanks to making this test but quoted part is pretty sick.
UI speed fast in fennec? WTF seriously. First mobile version of firefox was just terrible showcase of stutterness and nightly builds on my N900 are starting to be usable to ME. Kinetic scrolling is just not acceptable and responsiveness is not good. For example swiping your finger up&down fast on microb and page follows, in firefox...man..itīs just slow.
Should I flash my device again or what is going on here?
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And One important thing! Please could you also add that how long it takes to go BACK on some of your pages. I would be really really interested on that measurement
Opera back button takes you to previous page immediately.
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2010-05-11
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Originally Posted by Ministeri
Ok. Thanks for info. Thatīs the least what I would expect from Opera
I wasn't talking anything about the speed of Fennec UI. I just like the design and the way it works. Opera UI though is very slick.
Opera back button takes you to previous page immediately.
Just what I also expected from MicroB out of box. Damn. Just sweet.
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2010-05-11
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Opera looks good. I'll be very happy when zoom support arrives though..
Edit: Found it though. There's zoom support.. just not by rotating or using the button. Setting set to some fixed zoom amount, then a nice tap will zoom in. I like it. This is better than MicroB. Now if rotate-zoom and/or button-zoom was added to that, it would be just perfect.
The only problem so far is that sometimes it crashes.
Last edited by TA-t3; 2010-05-12 at 13:11.
Edit: Found it though. There's zoom support.. just not by rotating or using the button. Setting set to some fixed zoom amount, then a nice tap will zoom in. I like it. This is better than MicroB. Now if rotate-zoom and/or button-zoom was added to that, it would be just perfect.
The only problem so far is that sometimes it crashes.
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Last edited by TA-t3; 2010-05-12 at 13:11.
Would love to hear other Diabo/Maemo4 users thoughts.
Opera is a fantastic looking browser but right now I can't see switching to it on my N810 due to how slow it is.
I am also experiencing quite a few random crashes using Opera - so once again would love to hear from more Diablo users as I am never assuming that things can't be due to an individual device (or user...).
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