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11. December 2011, 14:01:50

w-sky

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Move tabs across Opera windows

We can easily move a tab to a NEW Opera window by using the "Detach" option from tab context menus, or drag the tab to outside of the Opera window. But I more often want to move a tab to another existing Opera window!

I wish there will be a sub-menu at "Detach" when more than one Opera window exists, with the following options:
- Detach to a new window
- Detach to existing window #2
- Detach to existing window #3 ...

And/or even more simple to use, dragging tabs to other Opera windows.
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11. December 2011, 14:15:10

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Try the Windows panel.
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12. December 2011, 08:46:55

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aw, cmon, don't we already have threads about this?
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9. January 2012, 10:15:05

joki

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Just noticed the 'detach' context menu option has disappeared on my work pc (Opera 11.60, win xp).
It's there (and used a lot) on my personal pc (11.60, linux).

Can anyone confirm this? Any way to fix?

9. January 2012, 16:54:26

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sgunhouse

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Nothing to confirm. The menu option was only ever present in Linux. In Windows, you instead dragged the tab (from the tab bar) to your desktop or taskbar.

9. January 2012, 23:44:09

Originally posted by Pesala:

Try the Windows panel.


windows panel is silly!

drag n drop is the best choice. period.

10. January 2012, 07:09:44

joki

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Originally posted by sgunhouse:

Nothing to confirm. The menu option was only ever present in Linux. In Windows, you instead dragged the tab (from the tab bar) to your desktop or taskbar.



thanks

11. February 2012, 00:26:07 (edited)

soilman

Posts: 237

You can no longer drag a page tab to a new window and expect it to open. You can, however, drag it to the text box in the address bar of a new window, and then press enter. You will have the original page plus a duplicate in a new window. If you drag a page tab to the windows desktop, you will open a new Opera window, with that page in it. The original page will be moved to the new window, as opposed to duplicated in the new window.

Also, see this thread
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