opera replacements for firefox extensions

heres some extensions id like replaced:

tab mix plus
bbcodextra
foxmarks
dictionary tooltip
customizegoogle
imagebot
bugmenot
noscript
cookie button (in teh status bar)

i doubt if theres possible replacements for each, so i prioritized them according to importance.

 

One by one?
Ok, Tab mix plus as i understand, emulates a bit Opera. Maybe there's more to it, but what feature do you want from it? Session manager is built in, mouse too, etc.

 

1. customize the button actions
2. customize teh menu

 

For dictionary:
http://widgets.opera.com/tag/Dictionary

(i'm looking for them as i go, you're miles away from me )
custumizegoogle
http://www.smir.de/cg/ i never saw this, don't know if it's safe.

Also, Widgets are not useless . Well, not all..

 

Try tools- appearance: in toolbars you choose what menus you want, and buttons you choose, well, buttons . This isn't just graphics, they are functions.
This page is very good: http://operawiki.info/CustomButtons

 

WSFuser, it seems the context menu (right click), when choosing a word, you can look it up for translations and encyclopedia.
Opera is a world by itself it seems, as i didn't know this
It's like being in a big city, i'll never see everything.

edit: i've just started using voice!! it works too

 

noscript is what i would like. You can do what noscript does, but not so easy. You go to tools- pref- content and choose there to turn it off, and allow it per site (right click- site prefs). I don't like this, and it seems that some ppl have problems with it. I just enable it in general... not that bad, there are few vulnerabilities, and they are easily fixed by Opera.
I've asked at the Opera forum to make this. Maybe there's a button for this on the link i gave

Keep the questions coming, or report your findings, i'm learning too

the voice: i chose Hal to be my voice command. So i click the defined button, say "Hal back" and Opera goes back a page

 

not rele what i wanted. i meant i want to change the mouse button actions. for example middle click on tab to close it and middle click on tab bar to undo close.

currently in opera, middle clicking does close the tab but not the undo close.

do u know if u can change the dictionary it uses?

 

For mouse go to tools- pref- shortcuts - edit
Maybe duplicate the existing profile to backup these settings.

 

Also, the link i gave is really good: http://operawiki.info/CustomButtons#security
security buttons.

 

i can only edit the gestures for "Application". Browser window has no shortcuts and clicking edit does nothing.

 

Your''re very demanding
http://help.opera.com/Windows/9.10/en/input.html

Also, for the dictionary and encyclopedia:
http://operawiki.info/SearchINIEditing
This one is a bit over the top for many, but maybe you're confortable with it?

 

But it seems i can't edit "browser window" either.
Of course, what tha hell does that do??

 

I'll probably stop using SandboxIE. How do i save all these changes, and delete the rest??
Maybe resume using it after tuning Opera

 

A shortcut for some extensions:
Opera equivalents to Firefox extensions
Opera equivalents to Firefox extensions II

 

I wonder what widget engine Opera employs
Im quite fond of widgets (the Samurize variety)

 

Ice, i'm pretty clueless there. Who knows?
I'm looking for an alternative for noscript. There's bound to be one, one of those custom buttons, where it could have a drop-down menu with the site prefs options (F12). I think i saw that

So much to read from Opera.

 

Haha, ie, i'm an idiot, http://operawiki.info/CustomButtons#quickprefs
"Show the quick prefs menu" button
Still, one has to click site prefs. Keep looking...

edit: i think Opera has its own widget engine, not sure

 

but when your able to find its documentation
its possible you'll be able to port scripts from other widget engines
(or at least hack the graphics )

 

Another shortcut for equivalents:
http://files.myopera.com/Rijk/blog/extensions.html

more buttons: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=145608

edit:
another, seems better, and also, it has a site prefs button:
http://homepage.hispeed.ch/ttt-opera/button/h-bu-browser-adv.html
just that the button doesn't present a drop-down, only the "block content" option.

 

thanks

thanks again. the list is much more extensive than the previous two links

 

you can see how to customise menus by seeing which files they edit/add here
http://my.opera.com/community/customize/setups/menu/

here's another link -
http://my.opera.com/community/customize/

forum links -
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/forum.dml?id=28
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=15391

i like some of these buttons -
http://www.aimwell.org/Help/Buttons/buttons.html

EDIT: /OT this is pretty cool too, but it probably won't help much lol you need to have JS enabled (put it in the addressbar) -
opera:config

i had this link bookmarked too -
http://operawiki.info/EditingINIFiles

 

what of the menu does it customize?

i think ill skip that

 

curiosity misses the cat and smacks me in between the eyes


http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-reqs/
http://my.opera.com/community/dev/widgets/

 

i haven't used any for awhile so i might get it wrong if i say, but i do use the web site development toolbar and that adds lots of extra menus at the top of the window and adds alot of extra right-click options too. you should be safe to just install some and see (they install the same way as themes), then you can select the menu you want to use here - tools>preferences>advanced>toolbars.

i have played around with opera alot in the past and i normally make sure i have a backup before i do anything. in windows it's the place where you have to enable hidden folders i think.