Open recently closed tabs

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @moonik last edited by

@moonik I wonder how a Google search would lead to this topic.

As I said, I don't have any links here, so you will have to search by yourself.

However, it's not very difficult to find out how to answer the question.

[greyreth]

greyreth @leocg last edited by

@leocg I hope you're not paid for this job? Because it's not possible to call such behavior "a job"

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @greyreth last edited by

@greyreth Nope, I am not being paid for it. Like in majority of forums, moderators are just volunteer users.

One of the main points of having a forum is exactly to avoid that the same questions keep being asked all the time and getting the same known answers, as well as the same issues being reported several times and being solved by the same solutions.

[greyreth]

greyreth @leocg last edited by greyreth

@leocg From time to time, I've been trying to find some "known answers" since around 2010, and giving up after 20-30mins because what I saw in google results was either not what I needed, or already legacy, or no info at all as if Google banned these forums, or the world pretended my bugs and glitches were my own fault, or they were not bugs but features.
I hate you. Just for you to know. I hate the way Opera deals with info about itself.

The only thing I hate more than this is: when I move my mouse to where a button I use every day should be - and there I find some incredible shit instead of this button.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @greyreth last edited by

@greyreth When a google search result leads you to a forum, it may be better to use the forum search and even take a look in a few of its pages to find out what you want.

You can also use Google to search inside a specific site.

[wasdwasd]

wasdwasd Banned @leocg last edited by wasdwasd

@leocg said in Open recently closed tabs:

Nope, I am not being paid for it.

That explains why you so useless at it.

[chuck990]

chuck990 last edited by

@leocg , as a moderator do you have any direct line to opera HQ? It would be great to know that at least the frustration is being reported back in some way in the hopes it affects some change.
I realise it's not your fault that users are upset by the change (and I am one of them), but the reason google searches are leading people (again, including me) here is because they are directly trying to find out why their favourite feature is being replaced by something no-one has ever wanted or asked for!

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @chuck990 last edited by

@chuck990 As already said, people from Opera read these forums, so, yes, they know about the complaints from the users and, maybe because of that, already implemented a way to see recently closed tabs in Opera 71, currently in beta stage.

[naheed]

naheed last edited by

@wemnael said in Open recently closed tabs:

pressing ctrl+space

Pressing ctrl+space will open the last three closed tabs.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

so is there any addon that simulate this feature ?

[kreesr]

kreesr @Guest last edited by

@alex-st said in Open recently closed tabs:

so is there any addon that simulate this feature ?

Look it
https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/simpleundoclose/

[Vandroid]

Vandroid last edited by

Com back the button "Closed tabs"!!!

#Thebuttonclosedtablivematters

[bbildman]

bbildman @kreesr last edited by

@kreesr said in Open recently closed tabs:

@alex-st said in Open recently closed tabs:

so is there any addon that simulate this feature ?

Look it
https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/simpleundoclose/

And that addon is even better than the original native open closed tabs.

[SerhiiB]

SerhiiB last edited by

Give back the button "Open recently closed tabs". It is very important function for many opera's users.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Those who want to have the tabs menu back or more recently closed tabs listed in the search in Tabs can ask for it in the proper section of the forum.