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Configuring Opera 10 with a more classic/cleaner interface

Posted 02-14-2012 at 10:38 AM by catkin
Updated 02-14-2012 at 10:39 AM by catkin (Fixed double quote in wrong place)

Disabling Speed Dial (allows a blank page at Start-up)
  1. In the Opera address bar, type in about:config or opera:config.
  2. User Prefs → Speed Dial State and set it to 3 (disabled).
  3. Save (bottom of page).
Now can get a blank page at start-up by Preferences → General and setting Start-up to "Start with Speed Dial".

Panel at top with text instead of icons
  1. Make the panel bar visible (F4 toggles visibility).
  2. Menu → Appearance (F12) → Toolbars
  3. Click on the panel (greyed out options should toggle to available)
  4. Placement: Top
  5. Style: text only (may need to click in panel again to enable this change)
Removing various UI components
Try right clicking → Customise → Remove from toolbar.

For the search bar, must right click in the text entry box, not the icon.

Changing Menu button to toolbar
Expand the menu button and toggle "Show menu bar".
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  1. Old Comment
    Any particular reason why you would bother to do this when Opera 10.XX is unsupported and has known security flaws?
    Posted 02-23-2012 at 12:24 AM by ruario ruario is offline
  2. Old Comment
    Thanks ruario and sorry it took so long to accept your comment. The expected email notification did not arrive.

    The last routine distro upgrade changed Opera 10 to 11.01.

    Re-testing the techniques using an un-customised 11.01 ...

    Disabling Speed Dial (allows a blank page at Start-up)
    Same.

    To get to Preferences, use Menu -> Show Menu Bar (the Alt+F11 hotkey did not work for me) then Tools -> Preferences (the Ctrl+F12 hotkey did not work for me).

    Panel at top with text instead of icons
    Similar.

    To get to Appearance, either Menu -> Appearance or Tools -> Appearance (the Shift+F12 hotkey did not work for me).

    Removing various UI components
    Similar. Was able to remove the search bar by right clicking the icon.
    Posted 03-07-2012 at 01:10 AM by catkin catkin is offline
 

  



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