[Request]Double Click Tab closes Tab
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A Former User last edited by
@jumper77 I agree with you while other browser have theses features already (include Open Bookmark in new tab) such as Cent, Vivaldi, Kinza (Right Click to Close tab), Whale. I wonder why developer team were ignore these features or this will make some trouble for browser? I don't think so. I think this matter for user behavior
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A Former User last edited by
@Mottanoi I'm guessing that it's a very popular feature, but no way for me to tell. I started out with FireFox and they had a great extension that would allow you to double click a tab to close it. And that was MANY years ago.
With Vivaldi, it's built into the browser. You just check a box to allow the browser to do it.
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A Former User last edited by
@leocg I'm not trying to make a big deal of it. I'm an old fart and remember when Opera first came out. I used it for a short while then. But guess why I went back to FireFox,
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A Former User last edited by
@jumper77 I'm Firefox user bcoz of that features. In actually Firefox can edit some abilities in "About:Config" to enable "Open Bookmark in new tab" and "DoubleClick to Close tab" without install any add-on like that you can google it
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A Former User last edited by
@leocg I think sometime it's not convinient to push on wheel in any reason if can use right click that will make it easier
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@leocg I just found something just now. Opera has an extension that let's you use Chrome extensions. It can be found here.
I installed a Chrome extension that closes a tab if you double click the page (not the tabs)
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l33t4opera last edited by l33t4operaHi @jumper77, if you want, you can try also the "Close Tab by Double Right Click" extension - double right click on the page, working for webpages, not internal Opera's pages).
Alternatively, you can simply enable mouse gestures under
opera:settings/shortcuts, hold down right mouse, and "Move down, then right" to close a tab.
There is also a keyboard shortcut to close the current tab - Ctrl+W (Windows/Linux) and ⌘+W on Mac, but you probably know that already. You can also change it to custom one. -
A Former User last edited by
@l33t4opera Thanks. I appreciate the info, but I'm going to stick with the double click web page extension. I'm so used to doing it with the double left button click.
cheers!
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