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Where I can find documentation on customizing Opera?
The "Files used by Opera" link on http://www.opera.com/docs/ redirecting back to the same location.Try this
http://operawiki.info/Opera
or try this for skins and buttons:
http://homepage.hispeed.ch/ttt-o/index.html
http://operawiki.info/Opera
or try this for skins and buttons:
http://homepage.hispeed.ch/ttt-o/index.html
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Visit https://vivaldi.net - the new community set up by Jon S. v. Tetzchner and several former Opera employees. Many of us are already there and some of the employees too
Well, those are both "trusted" sources... Opera basically only has <a href="http://www.opera.com/docs/">Opera Docs</a> ("Files used by Opera" is probably just MIA for the moment) and <a href="http://help.opera.com">Opera Help</a>... both of which are great, if you still use Opera 8.5...lol
The most "Up to date" information, will be found on sites like OperaWiki, the <a href="http://my.opera.com/community/forums/forum.dml?id=28">Customizing</a> forum, and stuff like <a href="http://operawatch.com">OperaWatch</a> or the customizing sites (but you sort of have to already know what you are doing) like <a href="http://extendopera.org">ExtendOpera</a> and <a href="http://userjs.org">UserJS.org</a> as well as browsing through peoples blogs on My.Opera.
The most "Up to date" information, will be found on sites like OperaWiki, the <a href="http://my.opera.com/community/forums/forum.dml?id=28">Customizing</a> forum, and stuff like <a href="http://operawatch.com">OperaWatch</a> or the customizing sites (but you sort of have to already know what you are doing) like <a href="http://extendopera.org">ExtendOpera</a> and <a href="http://userjs.org">UserJS.org</a> as well as browsing through peoples blogs on My.Opera.
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There's also http://www.opera.com/support/kb/
Also, the second link is just a bunch of buttons, no documentation. (At least I havn't found anything so far, i'm a little afraid of clicking random links on that site, even though I have daily backups, restoring my preferences is not something that I'd like to do every now and then)
Originally posted by lucideer:
There's also http://www.opera.com/support/kb/
Which is full of obvious info (well, obvious for anyone familiar with computers in general and Microsoft family of operating systems in particular), but I've yet to find single useful article for my needs (the explanation of layout structure and skinning mechanics).
Would be much better, if I could be able to simply disable skinning engine and use standard interface, that is common to all native programs and not looks alienated.
Originally posted by ANR Daemon:
So, there's no trusted source of information? I understand it right?
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/opera-skinning/