Orphaned Keyboard Shortcut - Please Fix
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A Former User last edited by
@leocg said in Orphaned Keyboard Shortcut - Please Fix:
@op3000 What exactly happens when you try to use that shortcut in Outlook?
Nothing at all. The keyboard shortcut should execute the quick step. Instead, nothing happens.
I can still get the quick step to work by clicking on it (of course, or by first closing Opera and then using the keyboard shortcut). More information about what a quick step is is here.
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A Former User last edited by
@op3000 said in Orphaned Keyboard Shortcut - Please Fix:
At some point, a newer build of Opera started claiming keyboard shortcuts that are not actually tied to features. These shortcuts interfere with Microsoft Outlook. Opera is claiming Ctrl+Shift+1, Ctrl+Shift+2, Ctrl+Shift+3. I am not sure of the other shortcuts that are being claimed, there may be more.
Even though they are claimed they cannot be found in Opera's settings to be reassigned or disabled.
I am using Outlook 2016 with Opera 62 (stable) & 63 (developer) on Windows 10. Both browsers are causing the issue. I do not get a response from Opera if I enter Ctrl+Shift+1, for example, but a web search shows it used to be the "Manage view for search panel" shortcut. Source. I really appreciate a fix for this bug, because it only introduces an annoyance in a browser that is improving all the time.
I need to correct what is above. Ctrl+Shift+2 works normally. Only Ctrl+Shift+1 and Ctrl+Shift+3 are claimed by Opera.
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A Former User last edited by
@leocg Unfortunately, I do not have time to test the behavior with other browsers. I believe I've provided enough information for someone to replicate the issue. If you have access to a Windows 10 instance, you may be able to answer your own question.
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A Former User last edited by
@leocg Try following the steps in this article:
https://www.howtogeek.com/393846/a-guide-to-quick-steps-in-outlook/Search the page for "shortcut keys" to see how to tie a quick step to a keyboard shortcut.
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A Former User last edited by
Even with all extensions disabled, I find that when Opera is open on Windows 10, the shortcuts Ctrl-Shift-1. Ctrl-Shift-3 and Ctrl-Shift-8 are disabled in other programs, including one where I use these shortcuts frequently. As soon as I close Opera the shortcuts work again. I believe that this has been introduced in the last month or so in an Opera update, and it is very annoying, because I have both applications open most of the time. Any way to suppress this?
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/comments/cbe8ot/opera_steals_shiftctrl1_bindings_on_system_level/
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A Former User last edited by
I join the author of the topic. After the last update (hidden) Opera resetting language keybinds. Hope they will fix this issue quickly.
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aoirei last edited by
I am experiencing this too. Its about 3 days that this is happening.
My current Opera version is Version:62.0.3331.43
It takes over
CTRL+SHIFT+1
CTRL+SHIFT+3
CTRL+SHIFT+8I am experiencing this in my code editor PSPad. When Opera is opened, i cannot use the bookmarks (nothing happens). When i close Opera, all works fine.
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A Former User last edited by
Immediately after updating to Opera 62.0.3331.72 (on Windows 10) this began to affect me as well. When attempting to use Ctrl-Shift-8 in gMail or gDocs to add bullets, nothing happens. I routinely use Chrome for those two pages, but even loading them in Opera itself does not work. As soon as Opera is closed, the shortcut works as expected.
Has anyone at Opera reproduced this yet?
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vazzaroth last edited by
Bizzare issue: As title says, this shortcut input stops working when Opera is open. I've tried closing all tabs, so it's not a site problem. Closing opera is the only solution.
I essentially need to have Opera open most of the day for employment reasons, and my software that I use the shortcut in as well. How do I solve this conflict?
I've already checked Opera's shortcuts for this input and I didn't see it. I removed some other ones, but nothing changed. I also tried a keyboard checker program and confirmed this was not limited to software. THose 3 keys together are just not working when Opera is open.
The bizarre part: CTRL+SHIFT+2, CTRL+SHIFT+4 - 0 all work. Only 1 and 3 seem to be affected.
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macak last edited by
Hello, I am having this issue as well. I am using Ctrl+Shift+1, Ctrl+Shift+2 and Ctrl+Shift+3 as a means to switch between languages in Windows 7 and Opera overrides those shortcuts as long as it is open (Ctrl+Shift+2 still working though). Tried deleting all shortcuts and disabling all extensions, nothing. It is somewhere inside the code as some user pointed out and it is definitely a bug and a very annoying one as it hampers my workflow. Hope developers fix it quickly, as it is really driving me nuts.
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