Actually, the bookmark menu was added a couple versions ago (it took a while though). Seems to be pretty similar to what it was in opera 12.x.

If you could show numbers for phone with replaceable parts and show that it didn't sell, sure I would agree with you but since there's none on the market you just have no idea what the market is for those that want it, only the market for those that don't care. Sure it's popular but it do not mean that you're not missing out on even more. So no, not anything reliable. Personally, the only smartphone I bought had a replaceable battery, an SD card slot and a physical (landscape, sorry Blackberry) keyboard and of course it's old and I would like to change it but until someone offer an interesting product they just won't get my money. You're probably right that I'm alone in this but until you have real numbers to compare to you just don't know.

Sorry for the late reply, I thought slashdot would send me an email on reply (yes, the setting is still enabled, not sure what happened).

But no, the "walking space" argument do not work because there exists cubicle with wall on just the desk area - it do not takes any walkway space, and otherwise you could still have 3 walls but have it stop at the back of your butt when you're sat at your desk, and the space saved would be pretty small. Even in a high rent city, how much would you be saving, really?

Yes, you save on the furniture cost by having a huge table vs individual desk, but that is a fixed cost and not a recurring one. Same with the "reconfiguration" cost, it should really not happen frequently, so is not an argument either.

The gain of having the wall is of course to stop noise and visual distraction and I'm pretty sure it's well worth the minimal saving you're getting with open space office.

I call bullshit on your "Open plan offices are far more space efficient than cubes", cubicle walls basically takes no space so how can open office be "far more" efficient than cubicles. Seems like it's just slightly so.

Just use the basic html version (or use an external client that connect to gmail through POP3 or IMAP). Problem solved and works much better.

But yeah, not sure why you would use chrome in the first place though.

Do you mean on windows? You know you can disable this behavior right? Can't be bothered to find where the option is right now but a quick google search should solve your problem. But yes, what an awful feature.

Never said they still did. See this post https://forums.adobe.com/threa... from 2013. It did install just like I said (in 2013). So it has, do not anymore, and I can't speak for the future but it would not suprise me if they do it again.

Not java but it was (is?) installed with flash player if you don't uncheck that box FROM THE DOWNLOAD PAGE (it do not ask if you want it when installing - it just install chrome without asking). WTF? Normal google/adobe behavior I guess but I found it pretty dirty from them.

I think you missed the part where some number of the old opera guys started a new browser called Vivaldi. Opera wasn't really the same opera since a little while. It's not that surprising they're selling it I guess.

Vivaldi was still pretty "beta" until recently but now it's getting pretty stable and include a lot of must have feature from old opera. Vivaldi is pretty much the replacement for old opera, not the browser being sold. It already has a lot, if not most, features from old opera (including speed dial) so you should probably check it out. The thing I miss the most right now is having access to my bookmark from the menu (there is no bookmark entry in the menu) but it's not the end of the world (it will probably be there eventually). Really, most of it is already there.

Yup, just disabled it in Vivaldi and (old) opera, thanks Chrome for reminding me to turn that awful binding off. There's already much better binding for that (usually mouse gestures for me) but you can configure them like you want in any sane browser.

Obvious troll but I'll bite.

Opera (old one I assume since you used "was") compared to Apple??? What might make you say that? Did you ever use it for more than 5 minutes?

To the contrary, (old) Opera was more like the old (XP-days) Microsoft with relatively lots of options and easy to use.

The *new* opera is a lot more like Apple (or modern Microsoft, or Google): Here is the new "correct", and *only*, way to use our product. Don't like it? Too bad, get another browser (they're all copying each others and won't have what you're looking for anyway). What do you mean different people might have different preferences/optimal usage? Insanity!