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Date: Mar 12, 2008 23:28
Is there a way to have Opera open without having open tabs? "Allow
Empty Workspace" in the Opera Preferences Editor should make that
happen, but alas it does not. When you open Opera there is a blank
tab, when you close the blank tab Opera will close. In my eyes highly
annoying.
Thanks.
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Author: Ralf DemuthRalf Demuth Date: Mar 13, 2008 01:49
On Thu, 13 Mar 2008 07:28:31 +0100, F. Staal
wrote:
> Is there a way to have Opera open without having open tabs? "Allow
> Empty Workspace" in the Opera Preferences Editor should make that
> happen, but alas it does not. When you open Opera there is a blank
> tab, when you close the blank tab Opera will close. In my eyes highly
> annoying.
Mac OS X does not know the concept of empty workspaces, thus Opera follows
the platform rules. Please note that closing the last tab does not close
Opera it just closes the window, Opera is still running. This can lead to
some confusion when it comes to sessions or tabs and the setting "Continue
from last time"
-- again it's how the Mac works.
--
Regards
Ralf
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Date: Mar 13, 2008 09:50
In article fe101.usenetserver.com> Ian
Anderson127.0.0.1.invalid> wrote:> On Thu, 13 Mar 2008 06:28:31 +0000 (UTC), F.
> Staal wrote the following:
>> Is there a way to have Opera open without having open tabs? "Allow
>> Empty Workspace" in the Opera Preferences Editor should make that
>> happen, but alas it does not. When you open Opera there is a blank
>> tab, when you close the blank tab Opera will close. In my eyes
>> highly annoying.
> I don't have a Mac so I hope I'm not wasting your time. ;-)
> If you go to Tools -> Preferences -> Tabs -> then click on the
> box"Allow windows with no tabs"
> Perhaps that fixes it for you?
I know what you try to do, but Opera OS X doesn't have that checkbox.
Thanks anyway.
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Date: Mar 13, 2008 09:57
In article "Ralf
Demuth" wrote:
> Mac OS X does not know the concept of empty workspaces, thus Opera
> follows the platform rules. Please note that closing the last tab
> does not close Opera it just closes the window, Opera is still
> running. This can lead to some confusion when it comes to sessions
> or tabs and the setting "Continue from last time" -- again it's how
> the Mac works.
I know it isn't shutdown, but it just annoys me. I am in the habit of
closing tabs before opening others and everytime I close the last tab,
Opera vanishes. An empty workspace would let me open up the Bookmarks
and go to the next batch of sites. Now I have to "start" Opera afresh
and go to the next. Both Firefox and Safari will not let me close the
last one, so they don't close down.
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Author: Rijk van GeijtenbeekRijk van Geijtenbeek Date: Mar 13, 2008 14:56
Op Thu, 13 Mar 2008 17:57:33 +0100 schreef F. Staal
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> In article "Ralf
> Demuth" wrote:
>> Mac OS X does not know the concept of empty workspaces, thus Opera
>> follows the platform rules. Please note...
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Date: Mar 13, 2008 16:31
In article "Rijk van
Geijtenbeek"opera.invalid.removethis.com> wrote:> How do you close tabs? If you use a close button on the tab, an easy
> solution is to set the Tab bar to 'Only show when needed'. That way,
> Opera will only show a tab bar when there are multiple tabs open in
> a window. Go to 'Tools > Appearance > Toolbars', click the tab bar
> to highlight it, then mark the checkbox for this option.
This is exactly what Firefox and Safari do. Even though it doesn't
completely "blank out", it is 95%% of what I had in mind. Thank you
very much :)
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