Opera 72.0.3798.0 developer update
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ralf-brinkmann last edited by@pirap2 I don't have these three buttons and I don't click on anything. I use the normal keyboard shortcuts. NUM"+", NUM"-" and NUM"*". Look into your Opera settings under "Quick access".
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ralf-brinkmann last edited by
I found a strange new bug:
When I click a link in an external program, for example in a newsletter in my e-mail program, Opera (already opened and minimized in the taskbar) opens the page in a new tab - and the icon in the Windows taskbar changes it position from somewhere in the middle to the far right!
Windows 10x64, Operax64
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@ralf-brinkmann No, I mean the popup
*But I checked and + - also don't work for me on numeric keypad, but * works to reset the zoom.
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It works with Ctrl for numeric keypad Ctrl + Ctrl -, by default in Shortcut settings.
Most probably it can be set simply to + - instead of Ctrl +/-, I just never touched these settings. -
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@ralf-brinkmann when you resize a page the magnifying icon (clickable) should appear in the address bar (the icon stays in the address bar if the current page's zoom differs from the default page zoom in the browser settings)
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ralf-brinkmann last edited by
@andrew84 Ok, but for resizing I first must use any keyboard shortcut or the O-menu (I would never do). So why should I use this mini micro popup icon afterwards. It's much easier to keep my hands on the keyboard and press a big hardware button.
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pirap2 last edited by
@ralf-brinkmann because all users are different and do not do as you do...
@andrew84 and me are trying to explain that these buttons don't work on this popup, but you still says about another controls, checking smth settings (which never changed) - there are different situation and sometimes is faster to click button on this popup than to move your hands to the keyboard
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andrew84 last edited by
@ralf-brinkmann These buttons should work and I confirmed the bug.
As for the keyboard I like using it as minimally as it possible while browsing (only for typing, not for shortcuts), -
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AngelinaPaluyanava Opera last edited by
@cold This is Chromium behaviour, so in Opera we have the same.
