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Yep, it means I've switched to an alternative browser for cert-authenticated sites. Chrome and Firefox both handle auto-selecting certs (in FF it's just a switch in the settings).
If anyone figures out how to get this working for Opera, please do share!
The command:
defaults write com.operasoftware.Opera AutoSelectCertificateForUrls -array-add -string '{"pattern": "<url_pattern>", "filter":{"ISSUER":{"CN":"EXAMPLE_CN"}}'
runs OK, and I see the entry in the defaults when I run
defaults read com.operasoftware.Opera
... but the cert doesn't get automatically selected - any ideas to get this to work?
could any of you provide input into this? Is this simply not possible at the moment?
Hi,
For accessing certain domains, I have to use a client certificate to authenticate myself. Whenever I visit these domains, I am forced to choose the certificate manually before being allowed to continue. This is the sort of popup I get (clipped not to show personal info): 
On Chrome, you can set a default called 'AutoSelectCertificateForUrls' to automatically select the certificate for specific domains (see https://www.chromium.org/administrators/policy-list-3#AutoSelectCertificateForUrls). Is there a similar option in Opera?
I have tried the following command (MacOS), but no success (tho the same command works fine for Chrome, using com.google.Chrome):
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Does anyone have any suggestions as how to fix this? Someone raised the same issue on Super User a few months ago: http://superuser.com/questions/790175/three-finger-swipe-doesnt-work-in-opera. No replies there yet either.
Currently using Opera beta 29.0.1795.41 on Windows 8.1 using a Dell Inspiron 7520 with the latest Elantech touchpad driver for this machine (v11.3.16.1).
3 finger swipe/flick doesn't work to complete page back/forward navigation (instead it performs a page down/page up action - not desirable). Does this work for anyone else? Is there any other way I can get page back/forward with a simple touchpad gesture (not using the touchpad's buttons)? On all other browsers I've tried in Windows (Firefox, Chrome and even IE11) this gesture works flawlessly. I've enabled the 'Flick' option in 'Multi finger gestures' in the touchpad's 'Gestures' options. I've been using a MacBook recently as well, and there a simple 2-finger flick navigates backwards or forwards, even in Opera 28.