What are all of ON's internal urls?
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lapiii last edited by
I saw these in a video:
opera://about
opera://bookmark-importer
opera://downloads
opera://extensions
opera://flags
opera://history -
Deleted User last edited by
- opera://about
- opera://bookmark-importer
- opera://downloads
- opera://extensions
- opera://flags
- opera://history
You can enter them in address bar. Try it.
And can use them without the slashes (=
//
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Deleted User last edited by
Chromium has these ones:
chrome://accessibility chrome://appcache-internals chrome://apps chrome://blob-internals chrome://bookmarks chrome://cache chrome://chrome chrome://chrome-urls chrome://components chrome://conflicts chrome://crashes chrome://credits chrome://devices chrome://dns chrome://downloads chrome://extensions chrome://flags chrome://flash chrome://gpu chrome://help chrome://histograms chrome://history chrome://indexeddb-internals chrome://inspect chrome://ipc chrome://media-internals chrome://memory chrome://memory-internals chrome://nacl chrome://net-internals chrome://newtab chrome://omnibox chrome://plugins chrome://policy chrome://predictors chrome://print chrome://profiler chrome://quota-internals chrome://settings chrome://signin-internals chrome://stats chrome://sync-internals chrome://terms chrome://tracing chrome://translate-internals chrome://user-actions chrome://version chrome://view-http-cache chrome://webrtc-internals chrome://webrtc-logs
If you like, test these one yourself (somemay not be fucntional):
opera://accessibility opera://appcache-internals opera://apps opera://blob-internals opera://bookmarks opera://cache opera://chrome opera://chrome-urls opera://components opera://conflicts opera://crashes opera://credits opera://devices opera://dns opera://downloads opera://extensions opera://flags opera://flash opera://gpu opera://help opera://histograms opera://history opera://indexeddb-internals opera://inspect opera://ipc opera://media-internals opera://memory opera://memory-internals opera://nacl opera://net-internals opera://newtab opera://omnibox opera://plugins opera://policy opera://predictors opera://print opera://profiler opera://quota-internals opera://settings opera://signin-internals opera://stats opera://sync-internals opera://terms opera://tracing opera://translate-internals opera://user-actions opera://version opera://view-http-cache opera://webrtc-internals opera://webrtc-logs
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mgmgdgtd last edited by
Anybody could say if 'link:subscribe' may have any use? Doesn't work on mobiles that's for sure but weird thing is that it was showing up in address bar on my old s60 E61 device after link.opera.com login.