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By default opera opens new tabs empty. Can I configure it so that upon opening a new tab the homepage is automatically loaded?

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Actually, by default, Opera tabs come with the Speed Dial, if I remember well (or this is to activate, maybe). – Gnoupi Aug 31 '09 at 9:00
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First, set your Home page, which can be done via:

Tools > Preferences > General

Or Ctrl + F12 and then to the General tab.

Next, set all your bookmarks to open up in new tabs.

Now, call home with the home shortcut Alt + Home.

This will fire up a new tab set to your home page and skip showing the Speed Dial/blank tab.

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Neat trick. Upside-down solution, I haven't thought of that. – Tadeusz A. Kadłubowski Aug 31 '09 at 8:58
If you were in space, it'd be right-side up. – random♦ Aug 31 '09 at 9:00
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Kadłubowski & Rads: Yes, you can tell Opera to open a new tab with your home page instead of the speeddial. Short summary; You can modify the keyboard shortcut and mouse gesture to do exactly what you want.

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Uhm, just as it hasn't been mentioned:

when clicking on a link, while pressing Ctrl + Shift, the referred page is opened in a new tab (in the Background) and loaded of course. To open a new Tab in the foreground press Shift when clicking.

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