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Opera Mini is just the most useful piece of software I ever used. It's not even funny how many hours I spent browsing the internet in places I shouldn't. Thank you Opera, I love you.
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I haven't used Opera in a while, but I just have to say that the newest version has the most amazing silky smooth scrolling of webpages in a browser ever. It is seriously way beyond Chrome of FF in this regard at least.
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Dec 25, 2009 19:57
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Does the beta allow anyone to use images on the desktop as wallpapers? It does nothing when I try to set an image as a wallpaper.
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Feb 17, 2010 17:58
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So how would I go about forcing Opera to use my own fonts for webpages? It was a very simple thing to accomplish in Firefox but I see no such option in Opera (other than for pages which don't specify a style).
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Sep 29, 2011 07:04
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Wheany posted:Preferences -> advanced -> content -> style options -> presentation modes -> If I use the presentation mode settings I'm not sure where I'm supposed to actually specify which fonts I want to be used instead of the default ones. Here's what I did: went to style options, presentation modes, checked "user style" then checked my fonts and colors. This does nothing since there is no space to specify which fonts I want used instead of the original ones. edit: found it. After checking "user style" you have to create a CSS style sheet that looks like this: (this is for Georgia font, obviously, but it can be anything) /*Name: Georgia */ * {font-family: georgia !important;} and then point to it at the "my style sheet" location. Pogo Stick Eagle fucked around with this message at 13:23 on Sep 29, 2011 |
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