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Add "enable javascript" checkbox to address bar?
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Francis Marsden
Oct 6, 2009, 2:14:10 AM10/6/09
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Using Opera 10, with Ubuntu Linux 9.04 . How can I add a checkbox for
"enable javascript" to the opera address bar? It is quicker than going
into preferences, and I have seen a screen cap of somebody who had this
on his address bar. Thanks in advance.
"enable javascript" to the opera address bar? It is quicker than going
into preferences, and I have seen a screen cap of somebody who had this
on his address bar. Thanks in advance.
Francis Marsden
Oct 6, 2009, 2:17:51 AM10/6/09
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I just figured it out, never mind.
Eirik Byrkjeflot Anonsen
Oct 6, 2009, 2:50:17 AM10/6/09
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Francis Marsden <fa...@fake.fake> writes:
There's also "quick prefs" (F12 in the default setup, I believe).
eirik
Timothy Daniels
Oct 8, 2009, 12:51:23 AM10/8/09
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So? Don't you think someone else might want to do the same thing?
Why not share the solution you found with us all and those who would
be googling for it in the future?
*TimDaniels*
Francis Marsden
Oct 8, 2009, 1:29:36 AM10/8/09
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Timothy Daniels wrote:
>
> So? Don't you think someone else might want to do the same thing?
> Why not share the solution you found with us all and those who would
> be googling for it in the future?
>
> So? Don't you think someone else might want to do the same thing?
> Why not share the solution you found with us all and those who would
> be googling for it in the future?
You are right, I apologize. You go to tools, appearance, click
preferences in the side bar, and then drag the "enable javascript"
checkbox onto the address bar.
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