viewing content of page

viewing content of page

I clearly remember that if I press some certain hotkeys I can access to a window where I can look up to file links.
I can even choose what to download.

That's one of the pre-installed panels. Bring up panels by pressing F4 or clicking the button on the left side of the status bar (or just click the left edge of the browser window if you have activated the edge panel switcher). Then click the plus sign and check "Links". Here's a screen:



(Yeah, I run Opera in Swedish, but you get the idea.)

Ctrl-Shift-L (currently), if you don't want to use the panel.

Originally posted by RoadHazard:

That's one of the pre-installed panels. Bring up panels by pressing F4 or clicking the button on the left side of the status bar (or just click the left edge of the browser window if you have activated the edge panel switcher). Then click the plus sign and check "Links". Here's a screen:



(Yeah, I run Opera in Swedish, but you get the idea.)

what is this? It's not what I wanted. For example if I view a thread in imageboard, by bringing this thing I could see names of images and download them.

Originally posted by sgunhouse:

Ctrl-Shift-L (currently), if you don't want to use the panel.

doesn't work, I suppose it's "links"?

Originally posted by SeekerPD:

doesn't work, I suppose it's "links"?

Manage Links

Links Panel

No, already said it's not, it's just links ...
look

Originally posted by SeekerPD:

For example if I view a thread in imageboard, by bringing / activating this thing I could see names of images (urls) and download them.

For example if I view a thread in imageboard, by bringing / activating this thing I could see names of images (urls) and download them.

You keep mentioning images..

http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=184831

This script adds invisible anchors for every image, embed, object, applet and iframe to the page. It works automaticly after the page loads. By default the links are hidden, but they’re are accessible through the links panel (ctrl+j), where they can easily be quick downloaded (unless you want download dialogs for each file ), which is the purpouse of this script. You may choose to display the links, and which links to add (objects,iframes and/or images).

http://files.myopera.com/xErath/files/extra-download-links.js

Oh I recalled, previously I had to filter by typing ".jpg" in quick find.