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9.10 is final - and so is Hugin 2.5

Monday, 18. December 2006, 15:16:38

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Yippee, 9.10 is final. High time to update the downloadable custom setups I've made. I'll try to get this working with my.opera.com's system later, but for now I'll use my own webspace. First one:

Hugin 2.5
Hugin is a custom setup for a dedicated Mail & Chat client. It makes the power of M2 visible in menus and shortcuts and button - and makes it possible to keep mail and browsing separate processes, which has pros and cons. Normal browser functionality is mostly removed, so create a separate Opera installation for this one. You can open weblinks in a simple web tab. But you can also open them in your normal browser installation, with the link context menu. The toolbar and menu should both the installed for this setup to work!

Edit 2007-04-17: the links point to 9.2-compatible setups now





Five stars, must be good9.10 fraud protection compared with other browsers

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OK :yes:

By angel292005, # 18. December 2006, 20:11:19

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looks cool... I didn't know that Opera derivatives existed.

By IceArdor, # 14. April 2007, 20:08:01

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You say that setting Hugin to use a different app for http and https will _easily_ lead to blank tabs.

I can verify this.:cry: Not only does it create blank Tabs. But far more serious is that the links are not sent to my web browser, either.

Is there a way to workaround that problem? I am on a Mac. And I would like the link sent to my favorite Webkit browser.

By syngespil, # 18. February 2008, 11:33:49

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@syngespil: Oh, Mac. I don't have any experience there. I don't even know what kind of options you get in "Preferences > Advaned > Programs".

By Rijk, # 18. February 2008, 22:10:05

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Rijk,

is het gebruik van Hugin een optie voor de wens geuit in onderstaande forum bijdrage ??

http://my.opera.com/dutch/forums/topic.dml?id=243836

Greetz, Yatta

By Yatta, # 26. July 2008, 18:38:15

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@yatta: nee, dat is niet echt relevant.

By Rijk, # 7. August 2008, 09:52:13

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Jammer Rijk...maar helaas.

By Yatta, # 12. August 2008, 17:47:17

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