diigolet fails in Opera address bar - 52 views

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  #1 Edward Reid on 13 Nov 09

   

  In Opera 9 (under Vista64), I put diigolet in the address bar. I don't show the personal bar because I have nothing in it and it's a massive waste of space in my situation. This no longer works in Opera 10 -- at least I think that's the change, since I don't use it very often, but nothing else has changed except for the constant flood of MS updates. If I put diigolet in the personal bar, it works, but in the address bar (right of home, left of the address field) then clicking on it does absolutely nothing. I can even bookmark it and it works -- that is, selecting the bookmark makes the diigolet bar active and visible. The Readability button (http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/) works when placed in the address bar, so it does not appear that adding buttons to the address bar has been disabled.
  
  Very minor related issue: when I go to the diigolet page in Opera, the Notice says the change needed to trusted web sites (I did make this change) is at Opera ==> Tools ==> Preferences ==> Advanced ==> Network ==> Security ==> Trusted web sites. This is not correct; you should remove "Network" from that path.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">In Opera 9 (under Vista64), I put diigolet in the address bar. I don't show the personal bar because I have nothing in it and it's a massive waste of space in my situation. This no longer works in Opera 10 -- at least I think that's the change, since I don't use it very often, but nothing else has changed except for the constant flood of MS updates. If I put diigolet in the personal bar, it works, but in the address bar (right of home, left of the address field) then clicking on it does absolutely nothing. I can even bookmark it and it works -- that is, selecting the bookmark makes the diigolet bar active and visible. The Readability button (<a href="http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/</a>) works when placed in the address bar, so it does not appear that adding buttons to the address bar has been disabled. <br /> <br /> Very minor related issue: when I go to the diigolet page in Opera, the Notice says the change needed to trusted web sites (I did make this change) is at Opera ==> Tools ==> Preferences ==> Advanced ==> Network ==> Security ==> Trusted web sites. This is not correct; you should remove "Network" from that path. <br /> <br /> Edward</div>

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  #2 Graham Perrin on 13 Nov 09

   

  > If I put diigolet in the personal bar, it works, but
  > in the address bar (right of home, left of the address field)
  > then clicking on it does absolutely nothing.
  
  Is the problem reported to developers of Opera?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">> If I put diigolet in the personal bar, it works, but <br /> > in the address bar (right of home, left of the address field) <br /> > then clicking on it does absolutely nothing. <br /> <br /> Is the problem reported to developers of Opera?</div>

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  #3 Edward Reid on 13 Nov 09

   

  No, I could not determine whether it's a diigolet problem or an Opera problem.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">No, I could not determine whether it's a diigolet problem or an Opera problem.</div>

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