Re: close speed dial tab when not allowing windows without tab

On Tue, 28 Feb 2012 17:19:51 +0200, Ranousse <[email protected]> wrote:

>>> I use Opera with the following configuration
>>> 1) Start with speed dial
>>> 2) Use windows instead of tabs
>>> 3) Don't allow windows without tab
>>>
>>> I noticed that pressing <ctrl-w> on a window containing one "true" tab
>>> (not speed dial) close the tab and the window and I like this  
>>> behaviour.
>>> However, I don't see any way (from opera) to close a window containing
>>
>> Will Alt+F4 do the job?
>
> Yes indeed, and it's what I do. Actually I just asked the question for
> curiosity, because I wondered if there was a key or menu entry allowing
> to do this from inside opera (Alt-F4 use the close mechanism of the
> window manager I guess). As opera has keys to close tabs and the whole
> application, I was a little surprised not to find anything to close the
> current window. However it does not bother me a lot (even if I would
> have prefered that ctrl-w works in this case too).

Ctrl-Shift-w should do too.
But it's the same as Alt-F4. Both are bound to "Close Window" action.

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