Toggle Fit to Width for All Tabs at once!
Monday, 14. April 2008, 08:14:14
There is a very handy feature in Opera that allow user to squeeze/fit any webpage into the monitor screen width, it's called Fit to Width. However, Opera doesn't have a quick way to toggle this display mode for all tabs at once by default. So, today I'm going to show you a few tricks to do so:
A. Buttons
Button A: Fit to Width
Similar to regular Fit to Width button, & will toggle all tabs at once when press & hold.
Button B: Fit to Width
Similar to regular Fit to Width button, & will toggle all tabs at once when click on down arrow.
Opera 10 BETA Buttons
Button A: Fit to Width
Button B: Fit to Width
B. Setup Shortcus
The buttons are useless in Full Screen mode, so I included the Mouse/Keyboard actions for those who prefer browsing in Full Screen mode:
1. First, go to Preferences(Ctrl+F12) > Advanced > Shortcuts > Mouse/Keyboard Setup.
(& create a new mouse/keyboard setup, if you didn't do that already)
2. Next, double-click on a Mouse/Keyboard setup you want to use, select Application section.
3. Finally, create a new shortcut & input your preferred MG/Hotkey with the following actions:
Show preferences, 3 & Focus next widget & Focus next widget & Click button & Click default button
Opera 10 BETA
Show preferences, 3 & Focus next widget & Focus next widget & Focus next widget & Focus next widget & Click button & Click default button
C. How It Works?
You can toggle the Global Fit to Width mode with button, or use MG/Hotkey during Full Screen mode! The only flaw with this trick is the more tabs are opened the longer it took to toggle all of 'em...
UPDATE: Added buttons & syntax for Opera 10 BETA.
Vote for Option to Globalize Fit to Width Function!
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Anonymous # 27. May 2008, 12:59
Great tip!
I was puzzled by Opera's behaviour. I took for granted that Fit-to-width was an inherited property (such as zoom), that would be followed by any child of the generating tab.
But it's not!!!
I almost feel like reporting it as a bug...
Marjancek.
Anonymous # 12. March 2009, 18:44
Well done!