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Opera 50: Tab Context Menu and Unit Converter Improvements

Today, the team behind the Opera browser released a new developer version of their product. Opera 50 is now available for download and brings an improved Unit Converter feature, new items in the tab context menu, and more.

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Opera Developer 50.0.2739.0 features re-arranged commands in the tab context menu. Reopen Last Closed Tab” moved to the bottom of the list and can change to “Reopen Last Closed Window,” depending on what was closed last. There are two new commands there, “Reload” and “Reload All Tabs” which will allow you to quickly refresh the current browsing session. If you have more than 10 tabs opened, a confirmation prompt will appear.

Opera 50 Tab New Context Menu

Improved unit converter

The built-in Unit Converter feature got support for converting millimeters [mm] to to inches [in]. In addition, there’s also support for dimensions. Select a dimension size on a page to get it converted from millimeters to inches and vice versa. See the following screenshot:

Opera 50 New Unit Converter

Emoji in snapshot editor

Snapshot Editor was introduced in Opera 49 Beta. This new developer build adds the ability to use emojis in Snapshot Editor. See the following screenshot:

Opera 50 Snap Emoji

Other changes and fixes

  • Mac] Part of tab was not clickable.
  • [Mac] Cmd + Shift + M didn’t hide communicator window.
  • [Mac] Pinch to zoom was not working.
  • [Mac] Private mode updated.
  • [Mac touchbar] Mask-icons didn’t work.
  • [Win, HiDPI] Black frame around drown down list.
  • [Win, HiDPI] Search-Copy pop-up badly rendered.
  • [Win, HiDPI] Title bar didn’t look good in dark mode.
  • [Linux] Opera didn’t start on Debian if package chromium-widevine was installed.
  • [Linux] Black border on sidebar communicator striked back on Intel graphic GPU.
  • Chromium version 63.0.3218.0.

Download links

Source: Opera

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Author: Sergey Tkachenko

Sergey Tkachenko is a software developer who started Winaero back in 2011. On this blog, Sergey is writing about everything connected to Microsoft, Windows and popular software. Follow him on Telegram, Twitter, and YouTube.

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