So my question is – can somebody *please* let me know which version the last fully functional was, in terms of a searchable, usable cache complete with file extensions?

9.27

I had shied away from upgrading from 9.27 for the longest time, but mostly because I had so many tweaks I didn’t want to apply anew (like my custom searches…). I NEVER would’ve thought that this feature would be removed as it was one of my most favorite ones! In fact, it was THE single feature I used when recommending Opera to others.

This workaround here doesn’t really do it for me. So my question is – can somebody *please* let me know which version the last fully functional was, in terms of a searchable, usable cache complete with file extensions? I want to go ahead and install that version again. Thankfully I made a backup, so I won’t lose any e-mails that got converted to the new system.

And, hopefully, the devs will listen to their audience and implement it again in future releases. Until then, I’ll stick to my old (-which?-) version.

Thanks for your help! It’s really appreciated.

I need to be able to delete *selected* files in the cache, without having to go looking for a generic OPR00sde file name for each one

Is there anyway anyone knows of to be able to add this old functionality back into Opera’s cache?

Sorting on filetype or time modified is also important.

When filetyepe extensions were present in the cache, from the browser one could “open” the cache, sort the contents on type or time, highlight a group of files and select them as a group to be opened (one per tab).

At present all this valuable functionality is defeated. Even with this opera:cache sorting script enhancement, selecting the copy in the cache remains tedious.

What would help is, on the opera:cache display, to add a filetype extension to the opera object filename and hyperlink that so as to point to the cached copy, and then provide similar scripts to sort the opera:cache display on filetype and time. This would facilitate selecting objects from cache, one-at-a-time, but being able to reopen multiple cache objects (several .png files for example) is the full functionality that previously existed in Opera 9.27 and earlier.

Is there some way to treat opera:cache as a specifc site, for which I can enable javascript?

To maximize the beneficial effect of his advice, I suggest that he takes full consideration of Fleawin’s apt remarks above, which are supported by convincing examples.

tools > preferences > advanced > shortcuts > [x] check the checkbox. I recommand you 9.2-keyboard-compatible shortcuts, by the way.

Is anyone able to log on into MyOpera? I can’t. I get the “we’ll be back shortly…”