Configuring tab switching in Unix versions
In all programs, tabs are switched using the Ctrl + PgUp and Ctrl + PgDn combinations. In Opera, by default only Ctrl + Tab and Ctrl + Shift + Tab work. It turns out that this can be configured: Ctrl + F12 → Settings → Advanced → Control, select any profile, click "edit", then add two new shortcuts:
PageDown ctrl - Cycle to next page
PageUp ctrl - Cycle to previous page
It works not only in tabs, but also in Opera interface. On the same combinations, the “Page right” and “Page left” actions used on wide pages that do not fit in the screen can be turned off — you can turn it off, although they do not conflict much (just on wide pages, you sometimes need to press Ctrl + PgDown twice).
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In addition, it’s probably worth choosing “in order of arrangement” in the tab settings (by the way, curiously, the corresponding setting is called “switch tabs by Ctrl + PageDown”, although this combination does not work in any of the three supplied profiles, and only in Opera 9.2 Compatible "is alt + PgDn / PgUp).
PageDown ctrl - Cycle to next page
PageUp ctrl - Cycle to previous page
It works not only in tabs, but also in Opera interface. On the same combinations, the “Page right” and “Page left” actions used on wide pages that do not fit in the screen can be turned off — you can turn it off, although they do not conflict much (just on wide pages, you sometimes need to press Ctrl + PgDown twice).
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In addition, it’s probably worth choosing “in order of arrangement” in the tab settings (by the way, curiously, the corresponding setting is called “switch tabs by Ctrl + PageDown”, although this combination does not work in any of the three supplied profiles, and only in Opera 9.2 Compatible "is alt + PgDn / PgUp).
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/88944/
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