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Yes, having the tabbar on the left is amazing in Opera, esp. with a 16:9 display. I've uploaded a screenshot for you[1] to show you my current tab list. They're
by dgesang 14y ago
Yes, having the tabbar on the left is amazing in Opera, esp. with a 16:9 display. I've uploaded a screenshot for you[1] to show you my current tab list. They're grouped into tasks I'm working on atm. On the left the groups are expanded, on the right minimized.
CTRL+# are reserved for websites stored in SpeedDial. But maybe [2] helps you. I doubt that any experienced Opera user would require such a feature, because the more fluent you become with the UI the more often you swap tabs around. Instead I stored sites into the SpeedDial that I visit regularly, e.g. CTRL+7 is HN :)
[1] http://i.imgur.com/Z55rPDh.png http://i.imgur.com/Z55rPDh.png
[2] http://my.opera.com/Tamil/blog/go-to-a-specific-tab-using-keyboard-shortcut-in-opera http://my.opera.com/Tamil/blog/go-to-a-specific-tab-using-ke...
- baby 14y agoThat's a lot of tab! That's how we're supposed to browse the web hehe. As for the shortcut replacings Firefox's Ctrl+# it seems to be Alt+w+#. Thanks for the tips.