Hi,
It's currently impossible to navigate pages in Opera Desktop using only the keyboard. Even Internet Explorer does a much better job than this! The shortcuts provided do work, but browsing still requires the use of a mouse to follow any links. The most glaring omission is the lack of "prev/next link" shortcuts; this makes it impossible to "click" on any links, as the Tab key only cycles through form fields. There is of course much other tuning that can be done, but implementing these would be a great first step.
For some such as myself, this is an annoyance. For others who for disability reasons cannot use a mouse (I remind you how well Op12 served users with accessiblity needs), it means Opera is completely out-of-bounds as a possible browser.
Cheers
Jarrad

Hi,

I'm trying to set up Motorola Connect via Chrome Extensions with Opera Dev version 25 on Linux. I can't log in, however ("your cookie settings are too strict"). Even turning down Opera's cookie privacy settings to the most permissable and adding a blanket RW exception for *.google.com (as Moto Connect suggests) does not work.
Is there any reason why not? I'd have thought the cookies API would be mainly identical between Opera and Chrome.

Cheers
Jarrad

Hi,
Opera Next as of 2014-03-06 does not work when installed to a network drive (at least in standalone/USB mode). It seems to open the master process but any sandboxed subprocesses to load actual pages in crash (Error 0xc0000022). Is there any way around this? It goes without saying that Opera 12 worked fine.

Cheers
Jarrad

I'm running Xubuntu Saucy with no font issues here. It's a clean install, but I also had an upgrade from Raring working happily too.
Try clearing ~/fonts.conf (and obviously /etc/fonts/ if you've been playing in there too). Do both Qt and GTK applications look fine on your system?