TruOpera: Side Panel
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Closing the Hotlist ... F4 - depending on settings, F4 would either hide just the current panel or would hide the entire Hotlist (including the toolbar with the list of panels). The x doesn't hide the toolbar, since then you wouldn't be able to click to open one would you? ... though if you want, I suppose we could give you a custom button for that.
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davehawley last edited by
It wasn't. Because I guess you mean regular tabs (a list of which is blah-blah-blah); regular tabs are o'k with me.
You originally asked "is there a way to actually close/deactivate the page I've been using in that panel?"
So, if you're weren't talking about closing tabs or windows from the list of them displayed in the "windows" sidebar/panel, what exactly did you mean?!
Still in mourning for Opera 12.........
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davehawley last edited by
In that case I don't see the problem, my panels sidebar has an obvious large X top right to close it, or I just again press the panels button on my main toolbar, which I used to open it, to close it again!
Still in mourning for Opera 12.........
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joshl last edited by
...you're weren't talking about closing tabs or windows from the list of them displayed in the "windows" sidebar/panel...
No, I wasn't talking about closing tabs or windows FROM that panel.
If I wanted to use the word "from", I would've. -
joshl last edited by
But I can't seem to actually close a page in my side panel...
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davehawley last edited by
Fair enough, but "is there a way to actually close/deactivate the page I've been using in that panel?" could be read as you wanting to close the tab or window by using something "in that panel"!
Anyway, before we get into a pointless debate about how things that are written can be interpreted in different ways, if that isn't the problem either, what exactly is it?!
Still in mourning for Opera 12.........
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joshl last edited by
...but "is there a way to actually close/deactivate the page I've been using in that panel?" could be read as you wanting to close the tab or window by using something "in that panel"!
I don't think so.
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joshl last edited by
Anyway, before we get into a pointless debate about how things that are written can be interpreted in different ways, if that isn't the problem either, what exactly is it?!
Global warming...
:lol:
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davehawley last edited by
Sorry, but this thread has now become pointless and beyond a joke.
Goodbye.
Still in mourning for Opera 12.........
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joshl last edited by
It booed me just now again - though a coupl'a times before it didn't... <_<
I've no idea what's causing such - glitching?
