Notes-feature is removed in Opera15+, you could try to find some extension

New Opera Blink looks so sexy - you don't need skins for it!!
lol!!

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

This forum isn't closing,

How do I have to read this: "We have made decision to shutdown My Opera as of March 1, 2014."
[found here: http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/important-announcement-about-your-my-opera-account ]??

Originally posted by rafaelluik:

Vivaldi and DnD are not needed.

That's interesting. Who else but me (and to some extent my wife) knows what I need??

@Frenzie
your answers are calm, well thought and I have the feeling you know what you're talking about.
I think I'll miss your posts when the forums closes (oh, and I don't mean it sarcastic).

Originally posted by pojomx:

but pop-up windows are opening anyway

really - pop-up window?
my Opera never ever has opened a pop-up window (except when opening a stored session)

If someone had told me one year ago that I would leave Opera, I just would have laughed at him. I hadn't even thought about leaving "my" beloved, heavily customized browser.

But then things changed fast as Opera Presto started having more and more problems on the web.

- I had a deeper look at Thunderbird and also found the Lightening Addon
It's much more powerful than everything Opera provides in that direction.

- I had a deeper look at Firefox and its Addons
I managed to get almost everything that Opera provides and I found FF to be compatible with almost every site.

- I learned to use Autohotkey. (Not because my browser issues, I would have learned it anyway.)
Soon it was clear to me that Autohotkey was the missing link to get things done operalike.

Three powerful apps just to replace the champ - I still think Opera Presto could beat them all.

Why I write this?
One hand I feel kind of sad leaving Opera.
Other hand I feel some huge relieve that I found an adequate solution for dying Presto.
Try the FF/Thunderbird combo it won't hurt!

Originally posted by vux777:

from vivladi
seems like Jon is preparing new browser

light at the end of the tunnel???

@leushino

OMG

@Frenzie - whow, that was a really quick answer!
I read it as 'No, there isn't a way to teach FF Spatial Navigation'.

My replacement for Opera Presto (THREE different applications and a ton of extra addons --- O<12 was really an impressive program)
- FF
- Thunderbird (with the nice side effect of the Lightening Addon)
- Autohotkey
- lots and lots of addons (laurenbacall did a nice summary above)

just want to add some addons to laurenbacalls's list - well, not actually to make FF more resemble Opera but I came across these addons when trying to make FF behave like Opera -- I quite like them
Imagus: The extension is intended to complement/extend the browser's image handling capabilities
Autopager: a Firefox extension which automatically loads the next page of a site inline when you reach the end of the current page
Element Hiding Helper for Adblock Plus: Element Hiding Helper is a companion extension for Adblock Plus meant to make creating element hiding rules easier.
Fox Input: Keyboard-friendly addon that lets you access search fields, input fields etc
Hide Caption Titlebar Plus: Maximize your screen space by controlling the presence of Firefox window Title-bar (Caption) & borders!
HyperTranslate: Advanced inline translator: Select the text then press selected key to translate selection.
XMarks: FREE Bookmark Sync

anybody yet found a way to make FF(derivatives) doing 'Spatial Navigation'?