Shortcut to save all tabs in a window

[pixelcow]

pixelcow last edited by

Hello,

I know that it is possible to save all open tabs with a right-click via the context-menu.

But I'd like to do this with a keyboard-shortcut - first of all because I don't like to change between mouse and keyboard when working and at this very moment because some website I opened somehow "catched" the mouse-pointer: I can't see where I am when hovering around the opera-window, but clicking anywhere does neither bring up a context menu nor opens a new page/tab.

I can see the open page's name in the Windows 11 menu-bar when hovering above the icon so I know opera is still responding in some way, e.g. I can open new tabs or close old and new ones, <Ctrl>+<Tab> switches between tabs.

Additional question:
If I apply the (hopefully existent) shortcut: how can I see, if it actually worked?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @pixelcow last edited by

@pixelcow There isn't a shortcut for that.

[pixelcow]

pixelcow @leocg last edited by

@leocg Thank you! I thought I oversaw something. I found out, that I can bookmark the pages with <Ctrl>+<D> (as I am already used to do since years) successfuly tab by tab when waiting a little moment and checking, if they are in the bookmarks-file - in my case with Opera Portable:

C:\Users\Username\Desktop\Opera Portable\profile\data\Default\Bookmarks

(no extension).

Takes some time but mostly does what I need.

Is there any way to save cookies from the one session I accidentially opened in incognito-mode? I only noticed it after a few links that I entered it because the color of the address-bar changed.