It would be great to have native support of customizing speed dial images like in the "old" Opera (v12 and later).

While this solution may be acceptable for the advanced user, it still is a little too complicated for the daily use.

So I hereby kindly request this feature and hope to see it in a future release.

Hello,

I would like to create a batch script that opens a new tab instead of a new window.

The reason for this is that I have a multimedia keyboard with a "browser button" that start the default browser with a new window.
Unfortunately there is no way to change this behavior in the keyboard software, it only accepts applications (*.exe files).
So I want to create a batch script, that opens a new tab in Opera and only if Opera is not running it will open a new window)
Then I just convert the batch file to an executable (with Advanced BAT to EXE Converter) and place it somewhere on the disk.
Only then am I able to assign the exe to my browser key.

The problem is that the "browser key" start the application, not a link (which would rather open in a new tab), so I need to bypass this behavior somehow. Maybe somebody has another idea than the command line switch.

I couldn't find anything on the internet, only for the old Opera.
Since Opera is built on Chromium I also searched for Chromium switches, but couldn't find anything suitable.

Any help appreciated.

using Opera 89.0.4447.91 on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit