Cool tips for Opera browser
Monday, 26. June 2006, 04:55:36
.com address completion was introduced in Opera 9 by using Ctrl+Enter keyboard shortcut.
You can complete .net by using Shift+Enter and .org by using Ctrl+Shift+Enter keyboard shortcuts by adding two more keyboard shortcuts.
Create new keyboard shortcuts in with the following.
enter shift = Autocomplete server name, "http://www", "net" enter ctrl shift = Autocomplete server name, "http://www", "org"
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mattie # 27. June 2006, 10:52
Zotlan # 29. June 2006, 09:49
Jadd # 25. September 2006, 15:45
Anonymous # 1. October 2006, 12:57
You know what's really irritating? When Opera offers autocomplete suggestions, I'm used to just hitting tab to pick the first one and then pressing enter to go there. That's the way it works in Firefox; in Opera, hitting tab takes me to the search box. Any known workarounds for that?
Anonymous # 23. January 2007, 21:15
I want to hit tab too... like every other browser in the world that realizes tab is located conveniently, whereas up and down arrows are not something that can be accessed in 60 wpm.
In my opinion this makes opera unusable.
Anonymous # 23. January 2007, 21:18
I was able to go to Preferences->Shortcuts->Edit->Advanced->Address Dropdown Widgets.
Here there is "Down" -> "Next Item", so when I add "Tab -> "Next Item", they of course do different things. Down does what I want, and tab selects the Most recent item from the list after de-alphabetizing (ignoring my input).
Bravo Opera!!!
LPS77 # 28. June 2007, 01:13
Tamil # 28. June 2007, 02:41
Originally posted by LPS77:
AFAIK, no.Anonymous # 11. September 2007, 08:42
Change "Tab -> Next item" to "Tab -> Next line" and it works.
Anonymous # 9. October 2009, 05:29
Hey Tamil, is it possible to make an Opera drop-down list button that could change the top-level domain?
Eg: "www.ebay.com" could be changed via a button to ".co.uk", ".com.au", etc.
Thanks for the excellent tips, been advocating Opera's customizability to friends.
Tamil # 9. October 2009, 09:41