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[Stocker360]

At first i thought Opera don't have any good Add-ons like Firefox but i was wrong. Many add-ons in other broswer are already built-in or can be found in Opera through User JavaScript, Custom buttons/Power buttons, or BookMarklets.

User JavaScript installation-----> Guide01 , Guide02

Flashblock:
- http://my.opera.com/...ock-for-opera-9

BlockIt User JavaScript that works like NoScript in Mozilla based browsers ,except it has more funtions:
- Thread01
- Thread02

More
1. http://files.myopera.com/Rijk/blog/extensi...html?1229580110
2. http://www.howtocrea...JavaScript.html
3. http://people.opera....collection.html
4. http://home.wanadoo....opera/ehbo.html
5. http://members.chell...r/opera/userjs/
6. http://operawiki.info/Opera - IMPORTANT! Plz read this first.

There are a list of Firefox Extensions so i think we should also make a list of good Opera User Javascripts, bookmarklets, and buttons.
NOTE: User Javascript, bookmarklet, and some button required Javascript to run

My favourite:
User Javascripts are (NOTE: Flashblock and BlockIt can be used together)
BlockIt.js - Acts like NoScript
Flashblock - Based on Flashblock on FF
Bookmarklets are
WOT - Web of Trust

Download:
Download BlockIt here by right-clicking and select "Save linked content as...": BlockIt.js

Download Flashblock for Opera below:

Attached Files

•  flashblocker.zip   44.16K   10 downloads

[Corona]

Yes, Opera is very manipulative, in a good way.

[YoKenny]

How do I use them?

[Corona]

You know what? I have no idea. After I set up everything I wanted (mostly interface stuff) many months ago I pretty much left my Opera options alone. Let me see what online pages I can find...

Opera Prefs, etc.

In Opera you can use these addresses as well...

opera:config#Scripting

opera:config#IFrames

[Stocker360]

YoKenny, on Dec 18 2008, 07:45 AM, said:

How do I use them?

For installing UserJavaScript -----> Installing User JavaScript

After you have install BlockIt do the followings:
1. Read the BlockIt User guide .
2. You may want to test It at: http://www.youtube.com/

Flashblock Installation from readme:
1. Close Opera, unzip 'FlashBlocker.zip' to some place on your harddisk.
2. Copy FlashBlocker.css to your user styles folder like c:\...\Opera\Opera 9\profile\styles\user (Look in Help and click About Opera)
3. Copy FlashBlocker.js to your userJS folder like c:\...\Opera\Opera 9\profile\userJS (more about installation UserJS)
4. Restart Opera und enjoy.
5. You may want to test Flash at: http://www.macromedi...re/flash/about/

[YoKenny]

Stocker360, next time I fire up the old PIII I'll give it a try.

[Stocker360]

UPDATE:

Bookmark star button:
http://my.opera.com/...c.dml?id=123713 - "Bookmark Star" for Opera. The bookmark star are similar to the ones in Google Chrome and Internet Explorer.

UserJS Manager:
http://my.opera.com/...c.dml?id=189475 - Manager for UserJS scripts of Opera Browser

Search Highlighter:
http://my.opera.com/...c.dml?id=149014

[UserJS] Snap Links:
http://my.opera.com/...c.dml?id=206662 - This userjs is based on the FireFox extension Snap Links

[UserJs] Code/Formatting Tools in Quick-Reply:
http://my.opera.com/...c.dml?id=185091

[CeeCee]

Only UserScript i'm using is noclicktoactivate.js.

[YoKenny]

I'm using Opera 10 but I'll try to figure this out.

[YoKenny]

I guess I'm a bit thick but I don't see anything different.