{
   "Keybindings": {
      "Basic": {
         "AddToFavorites": [ "Ctrl+Shift+F" ],
         "PasteAndGo": [ "Ctrl+B" ]
      },
      "Settings": {
         "AdvancedEnabled": true
      }
   },

\m/

"Keybindings": {
    "Basic": {
        "PasteAndGo": [ "Ctrl+B" ]
    },
        "Settings": {
            "AdvancedEnabled": true
        }
},

Here is what I added to the preferences file:
"Basic": {
"PasteAndGo": [ "Ctrl+B" ]
},

%APPDATA%\Opera Software\Opera Stable\

in adress bar of Explorer.

First and for an online game that uses the adobe flash player opera took our first entered the game and started playing beautiful thing ....However derrepentemente it now every time I click the button f3 already in the game it opens the "Find the next instance of the text" Please .... would love to continue with the opera browser developer 25, but with this impasse is not possible someone could teach me how to disable this function in the f3 button ?????

For example in opera 12 you could completely adjust keybinds...If you wanted to bind to a bookmark you set it up for that button then had it state go to ""

The Sexy Undo Close Tab extension is richer, though

It sure is, but none of its feature interest me personally other than the ctrl+z so I'm much happier with the alternative, especially since it allows me to change any keyboard shortcut.

I agree with you on choice. The more the better. And I do understand your wariness about extensions. I did love that trashbin feature. The Sexy Undo Close Tab extension is richer, though

Thanks, none of the many other forum I frequent use this so I wasn't familiar with it. It looks like a pain in the ass to remember though since most of it doesn't have anything to do with what it actually does, unlike bbcode which is great for that.

Good to know about the opera.pak file.

@lem729

The extension might be the simplest, but it's good to have a choice, especially since, personally, I like to avoid using extension as much as possible since the more you install, the higher the chance they will interfere with each other and cause unwanted behavior since they're all made by people who, most likely, are not be aware of the others existence(except maybe for the very popular ones which some developers might make an effort to make sure they're compatible with each others).

The extension is great though if you also want to bring back the trashbin feature from v12 and older.

1. "We have to sort out the basics before adding customization. For example, it is not until Opera 21 that Mac will gain full keyboard support (!) for websites like Google Docs. When all the pieces are in place, more complex features and customization is added."
   http://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2014/02/opera-next-for-the-cognoscenti/#comment-1233692657,
2. "Keyboard shortcuts cannot be customized yet. If you take a look in Chromium, it would look promising for a feature that could be added later."
   http://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2014/02/opera-next-for-the-cognoscenti/#comment-1231661056,

Hi Samkook,
This forum uses the Markdown syntax, but as far as I checked, not all of it work well here. It seems, that it's because this forum is still under development, or maybe some of its syntax will be never implemented here.

To add a block of code, I use the syntax as below:
1st line: 3x"~", then 3 spaces or < br> tag (without space)
2nd line: some code, then 3 spacecs or < br> tag
3rd line: 3x"~".

For how to add images, and/or links, please have a look here.

Regarding the keyboard shortcuts, you can find the default key bindings in the "opera.pak" file, which is located in the Opera's root subdir - in the latest Opera stable, it is located in the "20.0.1387.91" subdirectory.

@b-p-m I tried Vimium and couldn't seem to get it going. The commands seemed set up, but when I went to a web page, none of them seemed to work. I think being able to navigate by keyboard alone is a plus for certain peopke, as it's a nice accessibility feature for those having trouble using a mouse. so I may play with it more. The other suggestions seemed quite complex. I agree with Pesala that "Ordinary users should not have to search forums and edit code to make important changes like this."

Here's something I found on AutoHotKey (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AutoHotkey) in case anyone wants to explore it further.

I tried to add the following just before the last } (just imagine there are return carriage in there to fit what you wrote):

"Keybindings": {
"Basic": {
"Redo": [ "Ctrl+Y" ],
"ReopenLastClosedTab": [ "Ctrl+Z" ]
},
"Settings": {
"AdvancedEnabled": true
}
}

As a side note, how do people use things like code tags(or whatever you used), add picture to posts, etc... I have 0 controls or buttons when I create or edit a post.

Also, I wouldn't expect it to work in the address bar or any place you can edit text, it's important that it be only the undo text change there.

Edit: Nevermind, I just forgot to add the comma after the last item.
It might be worth noting that people should replace the first { in the file with one of your examples for it to work properly.

Is there a list of valid keybindings somewhere? It might be very useful to do things like pesala want to do.

If you insist to use "Ctrl+Z" for this function, you can remap it as below:

Yes, I do insist on using Ctrl Z. Users should not have to relearn shortcuts on every upgrade.

How would one add a shortcut like "f, c, b" for this command:

Execute program, "C:\Program Files (x86)\High-Logic FontCreator\FontCreator.exe"

I have dozens of mnemonic shortcuts to launch applications, open text files, open the C:\TEMP\ folder, etc.

`
{
   "Keybindings": {
      "Basic": {
         "ReopenLastClosedTab": [ "Alt+Z" ]
      },
      "Settings": {
         "AdvancedEnabled": true
      }
   },
`

or (for "Ctrl+Shift+Z") as follow:

`
{
   "Keybindings": {
      "Basic": {
         "Redo": [ "Ctrl+Y" ],
         "ReopenLastClosedTab": [ "Ctrl+Shift+Z" ]
      },
      "Settings": {
         "AdvancedEnabled": true
      }
   },
`

Save the changes, and reopen the Opera. The value for "AdvancedEnabled" can be "false", or "true", it works in both cases.

If you insist to use "Ctrl+Z" for this function, you can remap it as below:

 
{
   "Keybindings": {
      "Basic": {
         "ReopenLastClosedTab": [ "Ctrl+Z" ]
      },
      "Settings": {
         "AdvancedEnabled": true
      }
   },

However, you should be aware , that it will not work on the address bar, since it seems to be permanently assigned to the "Undo" function.

@Samkook: if you loved Opera Presto's customizability, AutoHotKey will blow your little mind. And the best part is - it exists outside of the application, and any skills you build are relevant everywhere and remain relevant even if your beloved application is torpedoed. And it doesn't auto-update. There are some open-source politics going on - ahkscript.org is the place to start.

There's a relation between all of it, but it's getting thinner with every post.

There's no point in starting a fight about if it's wrong or not to tell something to someone without bringing any point, it will get us nowhere.

lem729 has a very different opinion than mine so we're both bound to say some stuff the other strongly disagree with. We just have to not take it personally and explain our point of view and the reasons behind it so the other can understand where we're coming from.