Can't middle click on tab bar to open a new tab
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osxking last edited by
Windows 10 [latest update]
Opera GX LVL 4 (core: 96.0.4693.104)The problem is quite simple. Before the update, I could open and close tabs with my scroll wheel (to close it, need to click the wheel on the tab; to open a new one - click on a free space [screenshot]).
It was so convenient and easy that now I just bing sadge
Idk if that really was a feature and now is deleted, but I lost it and want to get it back
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Alfeyx last edited byI've been several years i use OperaGX! and I've never had this problem... since then, to open a new tab, I use the 3 button on my mouse (the middle button, the wheel) but recently this shortcut no longer works and it it's really annoying can someone help me to solve this problem
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bimininjacat last edited by
@reintar said in Can't middle click on tab bar to open a new tab:
@leocg Thank you for this temporal fix, though based on time it takes them to fix it it's not so temporal, I guess, haha. Anyway I can't see any disadvantages for using it so thanks again.
It's still quite annoying the fact I cannot middle click to add a tab when there is no space on the tab bar
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santon10 last edited byOn my previous computers when using Opera GX I used to open new tabs using the mouse wheel button in an empty space of the tabs but since I installed it on a new computer it doesn't allow me to do this anymore, is there a way to enable it again?
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Luxaetern last edited by
@whatthafrank said in Can't middle click on tab bar to open a new tab:
Here's some useful steps that helped me get this feauture back:
- Open: opera://flags/#scrollable-tab-strip in a new tab;
- Go to where it says "Scrollable tab strip";
- On the drop down menu to the right of it, click "enabled";
- Hit the "reload button on the bottom right or if it doesn't show itself, RESTART your computer;
- Fire up OperaGX, try it out and see if it works.
Enjoy your feature again like before!
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hafne last edited by
Hey all
I've been using Opera GX for quite a while now and I've gotten really used to clicking my mousewheel on the tab-bar to open new tabs.
Now since the last update, this feature doesn't work anymore for me. Is there a reason for that? Can I fix it somehow, because I didn't find anything in the settings regarding it being able to be switched on or off?Thanks in advance
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llBlankll-kun last edited by
Someone( @WhatThaFrank ) on this forum suggested this FIX, and it works:
Here's some useful steps that helped me get this feauture back:
- Open: opera://flags/#scrollable-tab-strip in a new tab;
- Go to where it says "Scrollable tab strip";
- On the drop down menu to the right of it, click "enabled";
- Hit the "reload button on the bottom right or if it doesn't show itself, RESTART your computer;
- Fire up OperaGX, try it out and see if it works.
Enjoy your feature again like before!
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BuffRuff last edited by
@llblankll-kun Thank you so much, this problem really got in the way of my workflow. But thanks to you I am now happy again!
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JoritSbt last edited by
i have found that i cannot open new tabs with my mouse wheel.
I used to be able to click my mouse wheel next to an open tab and a new tab would open. This is no longer possible.
Is this the same for you? or have I just changed something in the settings and am too stupid to reset it?
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Kennoninho last edited bySo, i figured out how to solve this
- type in your url this opera://flags
- then you type on the search bar for Scrollable tab strip and enable it
- be happy again
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Fadsy last edited by
can someone close this forum since it had been solved? no point in keeping it open for discussion and confusing people
