Opera actions for keybinds

[ruario]

ruario last edited by

As you most likely know, you can't easily customize short cuts in Opera ... [snip]

We did consider a UI for editing these but it is on the back burner for now. Its a shame IMHO because it is a nice power user feature and something that other Chromium based browsers do not provide.

P.S. If you want to add additional keyboard shortcut actions and edit them I recommend the Vimium extension. It is not currently in our Add-ons store but you can install it from Chrome's store if you install Download Chrome Extension first.

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

The obvious follow-up question: Is that a list of all currently supported actions, or are there other actions which might be useful but are currently not assigned?

[ruario]

ruario last edited by

Yes these are the currently supported, keyboard accessible actions.

[helgeag]

helgeag last edited by

Nice one, ruario

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

Thanks for the useful information!

[xantares]

xantares last edited by

Hmm, @ruario, so (for Win) Ctrl+Shift+V is assigned to the action PasteAndGo – that's what you read from the default bindings you posted.

But in the context menu of textareas, that combo is used as ”Paste as plain text“.

So you that combo ”considers context“ to decide which action to perform. Why cannot Ctrl+Z do the same and perform Undo in text controls, ReopenLastClosedTab otherwise?

But that's not my primary concern. I really hate the way Opera defaults to pasting rich text / formatted text. More often than not (almost always) I don't want some obscure formatted text (you never know in which form it will be submitted) to show up in forms and text areas. But I cannot find an action like PastePlain in the list of action verbs you posted – and which you claim is complete. Or isn't it? I'd really like to do a

  "PastePlain": [],
  "Paste": ["Ctrl+Shift+V"],
  "PastePlain": ["Ctrl+V", "Shift+Ins"], …

[sc0tty]

sc0tty last edited by

So I copy/pasted the keybindings for Windows into my Preferences file and now non of the shortcut keys work anymore.
Any reason why this could happen?

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

This is great. I've been able to remap a few command (FocusAddressBar, for example), but I'd really like to override Cut/Copy/Paste/Undo to Alt+X,Alt+C+Alt+V,Alt+Z and those don't seem to do anything (the Preferences file seems to be fine and is not being overwritten or renamed as .bad.

Any special treatment needed for these accelerators?

Thanks!

[sapsari]

sapsari last edited by

First of all, thanks for sharing this. I've been waiting for this for ages.

I'm trying to add
"OpenWindow": [ "Ctrl+Alt+N" ]
, but it is now working. "Ctrl+Shift+N" and "Alt+N" are working though. Any ideas? I'm using windows btw.

[ruario]

ruario last edited by

The latest developer builds allow you to customize shortcuts via preferences

http://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2015/03/sidebar-extensions-speed-dial-syncing-customizable-shortcuts-opera-developer-29/>

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Thank you for adding this! I missed it so much.

[will0n]

will0n last edited by

I've tried to add this into the Pereferences file

"NavigateDown": ["Down", "J"],
"NavigateLeft": ["Left", "H"],
"NavigateRight": ["Right", "L"],
"NavigateUp": ["Up", "K"]

to make a vim-like key-binding, but it did't work. Anyone knows why?

Plus, I'm interested in that whether it is possible to make a short cut to a line of script, like Opera 12?