Tab bar below address bar in Opera
Friday, 29. September 2006, 00:00:45
Download Tab bar below address bar.ini and place it inside toolbar folder in your profile. Then,
CTRL + F12 → Advanced → Shortcuts → Toolbar setup → [SELECT] Opera Standard (Tab bar below address bar) → OK

Default toolbar with tab bar above address bar

Toolbar with tab bar below address bar

Note: Start bar will hide tab bar when you open new tab
To do it yourself, see How to 'Move' Toolbars in Opera section in Opera Browser Wiki :: Visual Tutorials for Opera
view_bar_&_tab_bar_in_myopera
Very much comfortably is to have tab bar at the bottom
(link to nontroppo is no active)
By medium, # 8. October 2006, 23:18:55
hi tamil.
can i put tabbar below address bar without losing my toolbars contents and scheme?
thanks very much.
By anonymous user, # 12. October 2006, 03:08:44
sorry for the double post. it's not spam, it's code. thanks for your moderation.
-mimiihu
By anonymous user, # 12. October 2006, 03:16:06
By Tamil, # 12. October 2006, 04:26:07
thank you so much, tamil.
By anonymous user, # 13. October 2006, 14:14:40
Shashlyk....??? Is that an Indian word too?
By anonymous user, # 15. October 2006, 08:54:50
You are trying to meet needs!
According to your example I can probably edit K-Meleon's files, in order to obtain this arrangement which I like.
K-Meleon doesn't have such a light regulation, like Opera.
Thanks for the inspiration!
By medium, # 16. October 2006, 16:52:53
Is there any way to remove the "my.opera.com" that appears just below the tab bar in the centre of the page? I gets jumbled with all the text on webpages.
By anonymous user, # 27. October 2006, 17:50:49
Perfect!
Thanks for the toolbar tip...I've (finally) dumped firefox 2.0 - it's way too bloated now (memory hog)...back to Opera! and nice to have toolbar the same as I was used to with firefox
By anonymous user, # 1. November 2006, 22:22:36
Sorry by my english, I speak spanish. Although, I can read it very good.
Thanks!!
By GandalfTheWhite, # 4. November 2006, 20:24:04
Originally posted by GandalfTheWhite:
It's not possible but you can add button. Drag & drop the following button to your toolbar. buttonBy Tamil, # 4. November 2006, 23:35:16
By GandalfTheWhite, # 6. November 2006, 06:56:10
and people wonder why noone uses Opera...
By anonymous user, # 21. November 2006, 13:44:18
Somewhere, my address bar seems to be missing even though address bar is checked in the "customization". Any ideas how to get it back?
By anonymous user, # 9. December 2006, 04:17:01
I was directed to this page from here : Swapping toolbar positions and Show only when needed option
Robert
By VectorX, # 10. December 2006, 23:16:18
This blog is definitely getting a spotlight from me.
By snapfoo, # 20. February 2007, 04:52:17
Originally posted by snapfoo:
Thanks.By Tamil, # 20. February 2007, 05:35:05
how can i delete a link's adderss from the address bar
By anonymous user, # 28. February 2007, 17:07:37
By Tamil, # 28. February 2007, 17:31:58
By TaranQ, # 23. May 2007, 07:41:29
Originally posted by TaranQ:
You can add main bar buttons.By Tamil, # 23. May 2007, 12:18:34
so, this works on version 9 for mac? because i dropped the ini file into my opera preferences folder, and 'activiated' it, but it did not seem to work.
By anonymous user, # 1. October 2007, 04:31:10
nevermind. i've got it.
By anonymous user, # 1. October 2007, 04:49:57
HAHA THANKSS.. SAME THING HAPPENED TO MEE
THANKS ALOT!!!!! WORKED FOR ME
By anonymous user, # 6. November 2007, 21:00:38
i hope this don`t mess up with my computer
By anonymous user, # 26. December 2007, 14:38:01
So this INI just moves buttons from the address bar to the main bar? Thissux
HACKHACKHACK!
By anonymous user, # 3. January 2008, 11:38:33
By dapxin, # 10. January 2008, 23:10:12
By Tamil, # 11. January 2008, 05:00:28