Links from apps like e-mail and documents (or a command line on Windows desktop) open in a new tab of a running Opera window with no option to set it otherwise. Lot of people do not use tabs, for instance I don't like them because primarily they can not be switched by Alt+Tab between other app windows and secondly I prefer to see the title of a page on taskbar.

I've read such settings had been implemented in the past (Advanced options) but now it's gone. I believe there are many users that would love to have it back as an option (not necessarily by default). This essential feature maybe preventing a lot of people from switching from Firefox to Opera. At least it does in my case. Thank you.

Milan

I'm in a mood to switch from Firefox to Opera after 10 years. However there is one annoyance that holds me back. Links from apps like e-mail and documents or a command line on Windows desktop open in a new tab of a running Opera window with no option to set it otherwise. I don't use tabs, I don't like them (mainly because of switching between apps by Alt+Tab and the title on taskbar). I want links from apps to open in a new fresh browser window like the do in Firefox.

I've spent hours of searching but I can't find a solution to this important issue for me. I've only read such settings had been implemented in the past (Advanced options) but now it's gone. I stronly vote to have it back as an option (not necessarily by default). Until than I'm afraid I have to fall back to Firefox for this only reason. Thank you.

Milan