For Opera users

[jgpaiva]

I just found this link, which adds more download links to the links pannel for opera users.
From the site,

this script adds invisible anchors for every image, embed, object, applet and iframe to the page. It works automaticly after the page loads.

It seems to be quite similar to urlsnooper's functionality, so, i thought i should post it here.
(i haven't tried it yet)

[kfitting]

Thanks for that... there are a number of neat little scripts on that page.

Kevin

[jgpaiva]

Don't thank me, that nontroppo, he gave this link in the following post: https://www.donation...27.msg16609#msg16609

[jgpaiva]

I just found out that the scripts mentioned above don't work on opera9..

[kfitting]

Heh heh... it's only a matter of time.  There are a bunch on the site though that are supposed to work on 9.  I'm still using 8.5 at home (9 at work though)... I just can't justify using it since I use Opera for my email.  I don't want to hose something because I used a preview version!

Kevin

[Lapinbleu]

Nice link, lots to play with there. The script doesn't seem, however, to display the internal links within a page. I am making a glossary (of horology), which is getting seriously complex, and has lots of internal <a name="blah"> links, from highlighted words to the "mother" definition. Snooper shows all of these as well as the off-page links, and is thus very useful.

Highest praise for Opera. Author/User mode switch (Shift>G) is so handy for zapping those 10pt. lime green-on-black-backgrounds. White pages hurt my eyes after a while, so I use #fff0c8, which is gentler. One of my favourite features is the "Windows Native" appearance option (Shift>F12). Nice to have a browser that doesn't look like a teenager's bedroom...