I'm on:
Opera One(Version: 125.0.5729.15) (arm64)
Update-Stream:Stable
Betriebssystem:macOS Version 26.1 (Build 25B78) 26.1.0 arm64
Chromium-Version:141.0.7390.125
When I hit ⌘< (Command + less than symbol), a new tab with opera://settings/ opens. Exactly the same as the system wide default of ⌘, (Command + comma) does.
That's extremely bad, as ⌘< is the shortcut to switch between open windows of an app.
While I guess that the main question "who tf came up with that "brilliant" idea?!?" won't lead anywhere 😉 - I will settle with the more proactive question:
How do I turn off this "suboptimal" default key combination?
Inopera://settings/keyboardShortcuts I found:
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"Einstellungen öffnen" (Open settings?). Only assigned key combo: Command+,
Happens on all of Opera "Normal", Opera GX, and Opera Air.
Might be important: I'm using a Swiss German keyboard layout. For me, the < is to the left of the key "y", in the last row. It's to the right of the left shift key.
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