Opera 8

[zacspeed]

Middle clicking simply turns the cursor into the scroll icon (as it always has done).
I've just been fiddling, & if I go into Tools / Preferences / General, the "show close button on each tab" is also checked.
This is really bugging me now

[tracydani]

Am I missunderstanding the question? Why don't you click on the button located on the tab itself to close it? The one on the right side of each tab.

It was frustrating me at first because I was accidently closing the tab when I hit it, but now I am getting used to it.

TD

[zacspeed]

Why don't you click on the button located on the tab itself to close it? The one on the right side of each tab.

There isn't one

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v717/zacspeed/o8.jpg


Edit: URL added

[tracydani]

Strange... Was this an option before? If so I never noticed it or had it enabled.

But now that I am used to it, I can see why you want it so much

Maybe try and re-install?

TD

[tracydani]

I just saw your pic. I do not have the x either. Maybe it is the skin you are using? Maybe it is not fully compatible with the new Opera?

Try another skin and see if that is it.

TD

[zacspeed]

Strange... Was this an option before? If so I never noticed it or had it enabled.

But now that I am used to it, I can see why you want it so much

Maybe try and re-install?

TD

It was definetley there before & this is the 2nd time I've installed it

Just tried 3 other skins, none of them have it either.

[zacspeed]

This is it with version 7.54u2

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v717/zacspeed/o81.jpg

[Rip The Jacker]

Middle clicking simply turns the cursor into the scroll icon (as it always has done).
I've just been fiddling, & if I go into Tools / Preferences / General, the "show close button on each tab" is also checked.
This is really bugging me now

Did you middle click inside the window? Middle click on the tab at the top exactly.

[zacspeed]

I middle clicked all over the screen Rip.
I think tracydani has a point - The skins I'm using don't support this particular function.