After update y is back for stupid yahoo

[namal23]

namal23 last edited by

Hello l33t4opera,

I tried that, but it doesn't work. I don't know why.

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera last edited by

Hi @namal23: This still works here without problem:

Are you sure, that you renamed the file in proper subdir, which I mentioned it above?

[namal23]

namal23 last edited by

No, doesn't work. I have two dirs 24.0.1558.64 and 25.0.1614.50, I have renamed defaultpartnercontent in both of them. When I go to the search engine settings, they all are still there.

[narushima]

narushima last edited by admin

Thank God the work-around in this thread still works: http://forums.opera.com/post/38687

Opera can be so backwards sometimes...

[narushima]

narushima last edited by

Seriously... please... stop.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Seriously... please... stop.

What ?

[namal23]

namal23 last edited by

so I heard about that new opera beta for linux and I tried it out. I was amazed how good it was, especially that "Y" was fully available and I could assign it as I was pleased. So I want back to windows and installed the windows version just to be disappointed again. It seems it is too difficult or even impossible to let people dicide what letter they want to assign for a search engine.

[lando242]

lando242 last edited by

So you felt the need to bump a 2 month old thread?

[namal23]

namal23 last edited by

yes I did, since it is the main thing what pisses me off about opera

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I've got 't' for (You) Tube. Works for me.

[namal23]

namal23 last edited by

so do you ever plan to free up the literal y for a custom search engine or not?

[lando242]

lando242 last edited by

Seeing as how no Opera developer posted in this thread... who are you asking?