Opera Browser - Rotating Around Objects

AuroraRon

I'm trying Opera Browser instead of Google Chrome in order to keep the browser clean and without plugins - Works much better. 
The issue is I can't rotate an object like I do with Google Chrome.(PC)

Right click lets me rotate but it does not stop after letting go of the mouse.  I have to double click to make it let go and than left click to remove the right click menu that shows up.   

Anyone know what is happening and how to rotate like with Google Chrome and have it stop when you let go of the mouse?

NeilCooke

Hi @AuroraRon both Chrome and Opera use the same code base so in theory the results should be the same, but as you say they're not. If you have filed a ticket, we will look into it. In the meantime, could you try Firefox instead?

Paul_J_Premakumar

Hi @AuroraRon ,

 Can you check the Mouse Gesture settings on your browser, please? I am able to reproduce this issue if Mouse Gestures is turned ON. Turning Off Mouse Gestures, resolved the issue for me. Information on Enabling/Disabling Mouse Gestures on Opera can be found here : http://help.opera.com/Windows/12.10/en/gestures.html

If you rely on Mouse Gestures being enabled, you could change the mouse / key bindings for Onshape view manipulation. This is also helpful if you are working with another CAD system. More information can be found here : https://www.onshape.com/cad-blog/tech-tip-changing-rotate-pan-and-zoom-settings-in-onshape

AuroraRon

BINGO! That was it.  I missed that completely.  OPERA has that on by default. Turn it off and it works.   
Such grief over one little check box.    Thanks everyone !!!   

Jake_Rosenfeld

Hi @AuroraRon ,

Please file a support ticket by going to the ? menu in the top right corner of a document and pressing "Report a bug".  Sorry you're experiencing this trouble!

AuroraRon

Anyone else using OPERA on a PC?
Still having this issue.  

Right click on works on everything but rotating parts. If you release the right mouse button, it does not let go.  

If you right click a second time, it brings up a menu.  You have no choice but to right click since left click will just cause it to snap to a new perspective. You must left click after right clicking that brings up the menu you see in my image below, you left click off of it to return the mouse to normal. 

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NeilCooke

Hi @AuroraRon both Chrome and Opera use the same code base so in theory the results should be the same, but as you say they're not. If you have filed a ticket, we will look into it. In the meantime, could you try Firefox instead?

AuroraRon

I am using Google Chrome and it works fine.  I just wanted to use another browser since Chrome has a few plug-ins that slow stuff down a bit and I turn and off or on depen Just looking for a clean browser to use just with Onshape, I'll give Firefox a try instead, thanks Neil.

Paul_J_Premakumar

Hi @AuroraRon ,

 Can you check the Mouse Gesture settings on your browser, please? I am able to reproduce this issue if Mouse Gestures is turned ON. Turning Off Mouse Gestures, resolved the issue for me. Information on Enabling/Disabling Mouse Gestures on Opera can be found here : http://help.opera.com/Windows/12.10/en/gestures.html

If you rely on Mouse Gestures being enabled, you could change the mouse / key bindings for Onshape view manipulation. This is also helpful if you are working with another CAD system. More information can be found here : https://www.onshape.com/cad-blog/tech-tip-changing-rotate-pan-and-zoom-settings-in-onshape

AuroraRon

BINGO! That was it.  I missed that completely.  OPERA has that on by default. Turn it off and it works.   
Such grief over one little check box.    Thanks everyone !!!