Month: December 2006

I'm just using Opera on my notebook on the train – offline. It is really nice to read my downloaded email and some webpages opened before. But not only while traveling, also when I am somewhere with a minute paid low bandwidth Internet connection it is really convenient and cost saving to be online very short and afterward have all the time to read and write. I have a button to switch between online and offline mode.
Sometime ago I read about someone who had about 100+ tabs open and refreshes all of them with CTRL+F5 (for Win and Unix, CTRL+SHIFT+F5 on Mac OR CRTL+ALT+F5 for all platforms) when he happens to come across a hotspot to view them later. Wow, I think never managed to get more than about 100 pages (not because of Opera but because I have a different approach for surfing with usually 10-20 tabs open in my two installed Operas).

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My inofficial roadmap prediction was easy for Opera9.1 and I'd say it was a pretty total match:

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For a while I see the yellow borders with form fields in Opera, just like the yellow wand forms. And I had no idea what they are good for. After some research I found following hint on Opera's help pages:

If Opera recognizes a form field as one you have entered information for in the Wand preferences, you can also use the Wand to fill in the field. Click the Wand button or press Ctrl+Enter.

Just go to Tools-Preferences (or CTRL+12) -Wand and fill out the fields for personal information (First name, Last Name, Homepage, City etc). As soon as there are corresponding fields on a web-page they are highlighted with yellow borders (just like the wand login) and all of those fields are filled out at once just by a click on the Wand button or CTRL+Enter.

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