Posts made by bobwhitley3

I'm currently using a command like this to open a window with all private tabs:

Run, "C:\Users\xxxx\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera\launcher.exe" --private --new-window %sales_site% %inventory% %images% %info_site%

This works great.

However, I would like to open one of those as a non-private tab so I can stay signed in to the service.

Is there a way to open a mix of Private and Non-Private tabs in the same window from the command line?

This would be helpful for me, too. I'm interested in opening windows from a script or command line that are NOT maximized.

I'm a little late to the party but this may help someone else in the future.

There is a very easy workaround that allows reordering startup pages:

1. Open a new instance of Opera and put the tabs in the desired order
2. Go to settings and click "Use Current Pages" in the "On Startup" section

Voila - reordered!

I have a windows shortcut on my desktop that launches Opera and specifies three different websites to open. When I double-click the link, Opera opens and displays a warning message for each of the three tabs it creates.

How can I prevent this pop-up from appearing and have Opera simply open the sites in the tabs?

This is the verbiage of the warning:

Shortcut Trying to Open a Link
Opera was opened by the shortcut with an unknown url from "http://www.ebay.com". Are you sure you want to open it?

(or www.imdb.com or images.google.com)

There is a "Remember my Choice" checkbox but it Opera does not remember if it is checked.

This is the string in the shortcut's Target box:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera\launcher.exe" --private www.ebay.com www.imdb.com images.google.com

Note that I see the same behavior when I omit the --private flag when opening Opera.