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One of my oldest dreams. Doesn't have to be in the menu though, a command would suffice.
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Originally posted by mochikun:
There is one already, the only trouble is, it doesn't work. It seems to do much the same as "Exit."Doesn't have to be in the menu though, a command would suffice.
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Originally posted by Guest703:
read the first line of my signature carefully.That doesn't mean it's a useless suggestion.
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Originally posted by serious:
read the first line of my signature carefully.
Signature vindication never works, nobody reads it anyway.
The post didn't add anything to the thread so perhaps you shouldn't have posted.
Check this: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=10065302
Originally posted by Guest703:
well, w are getting kinda meta and off-topic here (so right back at you) ... nonetheless: I expressed that the feature is not useful to me, thus implementing it would be from my perspective wasted development effort that could have been spent somewhere else.The post didn't add anything to the thread so perhaps you shouldn't have posted.
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9. August 2012, 09:39:42 (edited)
Originally posted by serious:
I disagree. I think this really isn't hard to implement so simple option.implementing it would be from my perspective wasted development effort
I saw MANY features in Opera over the years that looks more trivial and insignificant than this, tons of those are in opera:config.
I think there's lot of features (e.g. in opera:config) not even mentioned in wishlist that are just trivial.
Something like:
Execute program, "path_to_script" & Exit
(I didn't test if the call to Execute program always returns right away even if the script is still running. If it doesn't, Exit won't get called till the script completes.)
The script can use whatever method is available to wait/sleep for a bit before it calls opera.exe and returns. The script might even check the process list to make sure Opera is running anymore before launching Opera.
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Originally posted by rafaelluik:
Xeophyte have you accessed the link I posted?It has a solution, unless you aren't on Windows...
Yes I did. This solution doesn't work for me because I use exit confirmation.
Originally posted by serious:
Xoephyte: you don't get how expressing one's own opinion works, right? M2C are not debatable, you can just agree or disagree.
I get it, thus I changed my post.
taskkill /im opera.exe cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera\ - the path from where you run Opera start opera
Then create a shortcut to the file. View the proprieties of this shortcut and set the desired keyboard shortcut.
(With the confirm exit dialog this is a challenge! You'll have to exit Opera abruptly: taskkill opera.exe without /im will kill it like task manager's "end process" (damage risk bla bla)