@pixelcow said in Horizontal scroll bar is not visible:

@yakichan By the way: if you resize the Opera-window itself you can see this happen on any website that needs to scroll vertically horizontally. And it seems, that the lenght of the handle is influenced by the amount of scrollable content the same way as it is in vertical scrolling.

I meant horizontal as in the question for the first part!

Sorry for the "thinking-typo"!

@pixelcow said in Horizontal scroll bar is not visible:

@yakichan By the way: if you resize the Opera-window itself you can see this happen on any website that needs to scroll vertically horizontally. And it seems, that the lenght of the handle is influenced by the amount of scrollable content the same way as it is in vertical scrolling.

I meant horizontal as in the question for the first part!

Sorry for the "thinking-typo"!

@leocg Thank you! I thought I oversaw something. I found out, that I can bookmark the pages with <Ctrl>+<D> (as I am already used to do since years) successfuly tab by tab when waiting a little moment and checking, if they are in the bookmarks-file - in my case with Opera Portable:

C:\Users\Username\Desktop\Opera Portable\profile\data\Default\Bookmarks

(no extension).

Takes some time but mostly does what I need.

Is there any way to save cookies from the one session I accidentially opened in incognito-mode? I only noticed it after a few links that I entered it because the color of the address-bar changed.

@yakichan By the way: if you resize the Opera-window itself you can see this happen on any website that needs to scroll vertically. And it seems, that the lenght of the handle is influenced by the amout of scrollable content the same way as it is in vertical scrolling.

@yakichan The scrollbar is actually there, just the "handle" seems invisible - this seems to be "system default".

Hope this helps:

/* Scrollbar: Farben/Colors */
        ::-webkit-scrollbar {
            width: 20px;
        }
     
   /* Pfad/Track */
        ::-webkit-scrollbar-track {
            background: red;
            border-radius: 3px;
            }
     
   /* Griff/Handle */
        ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {
            background: green;
            border-radius: 9px;
            
        }

(The colors and other values are intentionally exaggerated for illustrative purposes!)

Problem:

• I see a "black screen" in each open window (no page, no menu etc., just the window-border)
• The preview from the windows start-menu are black too

Situation

• I have more than one opera-window open, each containing a few tabs
• I can navigate tabs, with <Ctrl>+<Tab>, open/close them (I can see these changes in Windows 11's menu-bar when hovering above the Opera-icon)

What I did to get there

• I put one of the tabs to fullscreen (pressing <F11>) and changed to another Opera-window with <Alt>+<Tab>
• I worked in the other windows
• going back to the fullscreen-window this one "got stuck" in fullscreen, couldn't click anything
• going back to the other windows and changing tabs, testing fullscreen and going back, the window still was stuck in fullscreen, not responding. Trying to close it using <Ctrl>+<W> doesn't work in this window/tab!

What I tried so far:

• I can press <F11> to put the black windows into fullscreen (and back) but this doesn't work BUT it at least restores the title-bar with the opera-logo to the left and the window-icons on the right including the window border.
• I restarted the Windows 11 graphics-driver
• I closed "all" running applications to free up RAM (read: all that I started myself after logging in like Notepad, File-Manager, Task-Manager)

What I need/want

• I need to save my work or at least
• bookmark the open tabs "in blind mode" as I can't see, where I click
• Is there a way to see the open tabs somewhere so that I can at least write it up some information from there?
• I opened some of the tabs in private-mode:
  is there any chance to get entered data/cookies saved "manually" to get a chance of continuing where I left at least at some of the pages?

Side note:
No, there is no backup or whatsoever as I was reading some article and opened references and links from there for working on them in the office whilst on a long commute. I made a few quick notes in one of the browser-windows (can't find it) but it seems that didn't get saved, at least there's no update in the associated cloud-file (Google Drive - but this is more likely a completely different problem)

Software

• Opera 105.0.4970.34
• Windows 11 Home (latest automatic updates applied)

Hello,

I know that it is possible to save all open tabs with a right-click via the context-menu.

But I'd like to do this with a keyboard-shortcut - first of all because I don't like to change between mouse and keyboard when working and at this very moment because some website I opened somehow "catched" the mouse-pointer: I can't see where I am when hovering around the opera-window, but clicking anywhere does neither bring up a context menu nor opens a new page/tab.

I can see the open page's name in the Windows 11 menu-bar when hovering above the icon so I know opera is still responding in some way, e.g. I can open new tabs or close old and new ones, <Ctrl>+<Tab> switches between tabs.

Additional question:
If I apply the (hopefully existent) shortcut: how can I see, if it actually worked?