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Author: DaneDane Date: Sep 9, 2008 16:36
I just noticed that one of the reasons my KB shortcuts weren't working
is a lot of them have been changed by Opera......duh..:)
Why did Opera change them? And problems with changing them back?
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Author: Ralf DemuthRalf Demuth Date: Sep 10, 2008 01:03
Am 10.09.2008, 01:36 Uhr, schrieb Dane spam.com>:
> I just noticed that one of the reasons my KB shortcuts weren't working
> is a lot of them have been changed by Opera.....duh..:)
I think this was made to be more compliant with other browsers and to
better integrate into different operating systems.
> Why did Opera change them? And problems with changing them back?
You can see a list of all changes here:
http://www.opera.com/support/search/view/884/ The article also describes
how to switch to the official 9.2 compatible shortcut setup (always
included in 9.5x installs), so changing back is easy. --
Regards
Ralf
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Author: DaneDane Date: Sep 10, 2008 10:16
>> I just noticed that one of the reasons my KB shortcuts weren't working
>> is a lot of them have been changed by Opera.....duh..:)
>
> I think this was made to be more compliant with other browsers and to
> better integrate into different operating systems.
Actually that is very good. So when someone is trying Opera they are not
wasting energy just learning how to do the most rudimentary things.
They can focus on what it does. Not the process involved in doing it.
Smart. If only Apple would have a Windows skin so Windows users could
try it and be comfortable right off the bat without the adjustment faze.
People shouldn't have to learn stuff when comparing stuff.
>> Why did Opera change them? And problems with changing them back?
>
> You can see a list of all changes here:
> http://www.opera.com/support/search/view/884/ The article also describes
> how to switch to the official 9.2 compatible shortcut setup (always
> included in 9.5x installs), so changing back is easy.
Thanks. Didn't see any part though that talks about changing them back.
Did I miss it on that page?
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Author: DaneDane Date: Sep 10, 2008 10:17
In article ,
"Ralf Demuth" wrote:
> Am 10.09.2008, 01:36 Uhr, schrieb Dane spam.com>:
> >> I just noticed that one of the reasons my KB shortcuts weren't working
>> is a lot of them have been changed by Opera.....duh..:)
>
> I think this was made to be more compliant with other browsers and to
> better integrate into different operating systems.
>
>> Why did Opera change them? And problems with changing them back?
>
> You can see a list of all changes here:
> http://www.opera.com/support/search/view/884/ The article also describes
> how to switch to the official 9.2 compatible shortcut setup (always
> included in 9.5x installs), so changing back is easy.
Never mind - saw it right at the top.....Duh. :)
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Author: DaneDane Date: Sep 10, 2008 10:20
In article ,
"Ralf Demuth" wrote:
> Am 10.09.2008, 01:36 Uhr, schrieb Dane spam.com>:
> >> I just noticed that one of the reasons my KB shortcuts weren't working
>> is a lot of them have been changed by Opera.....duh..:)
>
> I think this was made to be more compliant with other browsers and to
> better integrate into different operating systems.
>
>> Why did Opera change them? And problems with changing them back?
>
> You can see a list of all changes here:
> http://www.opera.com/support/search/view/884/ The article also describes
> how to switch to the official 9.2 compatible shortcut setup (always
> included in 9.5x installs), so changing back is easy.
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Author: Ralf DemuthRalf Demuth Date: Sep 11, 2008 00:37
Am 10.09.2008, 19:20 Uhr, schrieb Dane spam.com>:
> "To recover the keyboard shortcut setup of Opera 9.2, go to Preferences
>> Advanced > Shortcuts, and select "Opera 9.2 Compatible".
> Except that I just noticed that's not what it says in the Mac version.
Hmm, that is exactly what I see on Mac. I just tried and could change to
Opera 9.2 Compatible there.
> Is there another way of reverting with Opera for Mac? The new shortcuts
> are probably better especially in this day and age where any thinking
> person uses multiple browsers for different tasks.
You can duplicate the Opera Standard setup at Preferences > Advanced >
Shortcuts and then edit your own version.
--
Regards
Ralf
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Author: DaneDane Date: Sep 11, 2008 08:20
>> "To recover the keyboard shortcut setup of Opera 9.2, go to Preferences
>>> Advanced > Shortcuts, and select "Opera 9.2 Compatible".
>> Except that I just noticed that's not what it says in the Mac version.
>
> Hmm, that is exactly what I see on Mac. I just tried and could change to
> Opera 9.2 Compatible there.
I'm using 9.51 on 4886 build on 10.4.11. Maybe you have a newer build?
>> Is there another way of reverting with Opera for Mac? The new shortcuts
>> are probably better especially in this day and age where any thinking
>> person uses multiple browsers for different tasks.
>
> You can duplicate the Opera Standard setup at Preferences > Advanced >
> Shortcuts and then edit your own version.
Yes of course. That will take me about 5 hours.......LOL.
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Author: Ralf DemuthRalf Demuth Date: Sep 12, 2008 00:22
Am 11.09.2008, 17:20 Uhr, schrieb Dane spam.com>:
> I'm using 9.51 on 4886 build on 10.4.11. Maybe you have a newer build?
I'm using 9.60 Beta 1 (build 5217) on 10.5.4 but I'm sure I saw this
option in all 9.5x builds. The "Opera 9.2 Compatible" keyboard set-up
resides inside the Opera app package so every upgrade shiuld bring it back
even if you accidentally deleted the file inside the app package.
> Yes of course. That will take me about 5 hours.......LOL.
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Regards
Ralf
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Author: DaneDane Date: Sep 12, 2008 10:02
In article ,
"Ralf Demuth" wrote:
> Am 11.09.2008, 17:20 Uhr, schrieb Dane spam.com>:
> >> I'm using 9.51 on 4886 build on 10.4.11. Maybe you have a newer build? >
> I'm using 9.60 Beta 1 (build 5217) on 10.5.4 but I'm sure I saw this
> option in all 9.5x builds. The "Opera 9.2 Compatible" keyboard set-up
> resides inside the Opera app package so every upgrade shiuld bring it back
> even if you accidentally deleted the file inside the app package.
> >> Yes of course. That will take me about 5 hours.......LOL.
>
> There are also pre-configured keyboard set-ups available that you can
> download/install from
> http://my.opera.com/community/customize/setups/keyboard/ It might be a
> good idea if someone added the 9.2 Compatible set-up there (the same way
> you can install the 9.2 skin).
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