Full screen mode with toolbars in Opera
2 CommentsPublished January 25th, 2009 11:17 PM EST By Tamil
By default, full screen mode doesn’t have any toolbars but you can enable them by
- using custom full screen button
- modifying action for keyboard shortcut, F11
- modifying right click full screen menu item action Enter fullscreen | Leave fullscreen under [Document Popup Menu]
- creating a new mouse gesture in Application section
Full screen mode with tab bar & address bar
| Full screen with | Action code for keyboard shortcut or mouse gesture! |
|---|---|
| Tab bar | Leave fullscreen | Enter fullscreen & View page bar, 6 |
| Address bar | Leave fullscreen | Enter fullscreen & View address bar, 6 |
| Status bar | Leave fullscreen | Enter fullscreen & View status bar, 6 |
| Tab bar & Address bar | Leave fullscreen | Enter fullscreen & View page bar, 6 & View address bar, 6 |
| Tab bar & Status bar | Leave fullscreen | Enter fullscreen & View page bar, 6 & View status bar, 6 |
| Address bar & Status bar | Leave fullscreen | Enter fullscreen & View address bar, 6 & View status bar, 6 |
| Tab bar, Address bar & Status bar | Leave fullscreen | Enter fullscreen & View page bar, 6 & View address bar, 6 & View status bar, 6 |
! If you want scroll bar in full screen mode, add & Delay, 10 & Enable scroll bars to the end of action code.
You can get buttons from here as Opera button links won’t work in Opera Watch.
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You can also do this without setting up any buttons or gestures.
F-11 into full screen mode, then type alt-v to get the ‘Veiw’ menu and you can select which toolbars you want to see.
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Wow! Great post from both of you guys! I especially liked Roger’s tip about going into fullscreen mode initially(e.g. F11) and then picking and choosing which toolbar to display at the spur of the moment with the (Alt-v) method.
Great tips you guys!
Long live Opera!
-kevin