@leocg said in Commandline Command-line CLI / Opera Launch Options:

@ajaxstardust Chromium should work.

Is this to suggest that Opera users should switch to Chromium, since it should work; Chromium is the only properly documented browser of its type?

The point (by now) is less about understanding the software commands. I lose confidence in the whole (the software, the community, etc.) when I'm advised to reference Chromium.

The software in question is Opera. I'd prefer to be a proper Opera user. Where is the Opera documentation? A simple page to indicate that there is none would be better than spending time doing the research only to find a few bits here and there about how to open a new tab. I'm sure I didn't submit enough queries and likely omitted the most sensible keywords in those that I did. I didn't do the necessary research.

I trust your advice regarding the commands. I'll have a look. Thank you. I apologize for my outburst, and my poor attitude. I shouldn't participate in forums. I'm old, and I don't like the way things have turned out. It's no one's fault that I feel this way. It's the degenerative nature and aging. I'm sure there's a couple of Pink Floyd songs about it, or other expressions likewise.

Best regards.

I dunno. I've seen a lot of questions on this topic, but the answer never really seems to be provided. That's quite disappointing. Is Opera about to die again?

The question is: Where is the list of opera command line args? switches? options? whatever. You know what it means. I'm shaking my head. I can't believe it. I don't want to be directed to some Chrome list that "might" work! That's ridiculous.

Someone can't take 20 minutes to compile an "Official Opera Commands" list? That guy asked that question years ago. I think he said his Opera version was 63. Why bother answering questions in the forum at all? Furthermore, why have a forum, if there's no OEM supporting documents?

I'm embarrassed for speaking so highly of, and recommending Opera as I have. Honestly. I didn't used to feel that way, in fact much the opposite; respected and admired those who use and develop it. What happened?

I find myself using Opera less and less. That's not to be an insult. I honestly had used it as my primary probably for the first couple years after getting back into web dev.

I'll have to spend some time around the "what's new" areas to see what I've missed lately.

I've come to realize I might prefer the vertical tabs as implemented in Edge, for as much as I'd rather be a "vivaldi guy"...
Anyway. Happened to have Opera open here. There's still a lot i like about it. the way the tabs will collapse and have the little colored bar. i have to figure out how to do that again! lol.

It gets to a point where you just gotta figure out what works for you [... once realizing other things may deserve more time and consideration (e.g. family. ha! i don't have that. just sayin'. in general old-man-disease of curmudgeon. who's to say!?)]

@leocg said in Commandline Command-line CLI / Opera Launch Options:

@ajaxstardust Chromium should work.

Is this to suggest that Opera users should switch to Chromium, since it should work; Chromium is the only properly documented browser of its type?

The point (by now) is less about understanding the software commands. I lose confidence in the whole (the software, the community, etc.) when I'm advised to reference Chromium.

The software in question is Opera. I'd prefer to be a proper Opera user. Where is the Opera documentation? A simple page to indicate that there is none would be better than spending time doing the research only to find a few bits here and there about how to open a new tab. I'm sure I didn't submit enough queries and likely omitted the most sensible keywords in those that I did. I didn't do the necessary research.

I trust your advice regarding the commands. I'll have a look. Thank you. I apologize for my outburst, and my poor attitude. I shouldn't participate in forums. I'm old, and I don't like the way things have turned out. It's no one's fault that I feel this way. It's the degenerative nature and aging. I'm sure there's a couple of Pink Floyd songs about it, or other expressions likewise.

Best regards.

I dunno. I've seen a lot of questions on this topic, but the answer never really seems to be provided. That's quite disappointing. Is Opera about to die again?

The question is: Where is the list of opera command line args? switches? options? whatever. You know what it means. I'm shaking my head. I can't believe it. I don't want to be directed to some Chrome list that "might" work! That's ridiculous.

Someone can't take 20 minutes to compile an "Official Opera Commands" list? That guy asked that question years ago. I think he said his Opera version was 63. Why bother answering questions in the forum at all? Furthermore, why have a forum, if there's no OEM supporting documents?

I'm embarrassed for speaking so highly of, and recommending Opera as I have. Honestly. I didn't used to feel that way, in fact much the opposite; respected and admired those who use and develop it. What happened?

It would be nice to be able to title the folders in Speed Dial.