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Oh my God. I've been using Opera for close to 10 years and had no idea that I could ctrl-tab windows. Opera has a lot of features, even weird stuff like a BitT
by ramchip 16y ago
Oh my God. I've been using Opera for close to 10 years and had no idea that I could ctrl-tab windows.
Opera has a lot of features, even weird stuff like a BitTorrent client, text-to-speech reading of documents, custom search engines (eg. I can type "h [a] -> [a]" to look for Haskell functions of type [a]->[a] on Hoogle), yet it has excellent performance, even though I almost always have 20+ tabs open.
Edit: I knew about the mouse wheel, though. If you hold the right mouse button and turn the wheel you can do the same thing as ctrl+tab.
- metamemetics 16y agoAssuming you decided to ditch the tabbar as well, I like to mentally model it like this: CTRL-N: new globally scoped window. Cycle with ALT-TAB. CTRL-T: new locally scoped window. Cycle with CTRL-TAB.
- mahmud 16y agoHere is a fun one. If you have multiple tabs, pinch any tab by its base and drag it down. Ooooooooh :-) icon previews of the sites :-)