You Opera people might like this

[Leshy]

Here is a present for you Leshy!

Now you got me all hungry :P

What I'd also like to do is to be able to condense everything except the tab bar into a single line, like I've done here with Firefox.
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Not any problem for Opera. Check this quite minimalistic version, for example.



How did I do this? It's quite easy, actually.

• Turn on the Main Bar and remove all current items from it, and turn off the Address Bar.<>
  
• Go to http://nontroppo.org/wiki/CustomButtons#menu. This site is an excellent resource page for Opera, and this particular page has a whole load of custom buttons, that you can drag literally from the webpage onto your Opera toolbars.<>
  
• Drag the menu buttons without the dropdown icon onto your main bar, until you've duplicated the default Opera menu.<>
  
• This part is mostly because I forgot what the keycombination to hide the menu bar is, as they changed it a while back. Open up the Options panel (Alt-P), go to the Advanced tab, and the Shortcuts pane. Hit the Edit button to the right of the Keyboard setup list. In the dropdown box at the top, type F11, which brings up all the keyboard commands for F11. The second one will be something like "Platform Unix, F11 alt Enable menu bar | Disable menu bar". Remove the "Platform Unix," part. Now Alt-F11 is bound to hiding and showing the menu bar, so press Alt-F11 to hide the menu bar as you no longer need it.<>
  
• Right-click on the Main Bar, and select Customize.<>
  
• On the Toolbars tab, set Style to "Images only".<>
  
• Go to the Buttons tab, and from here you can drag a variety of buttons to the Main Bar. This should be self-explanatory, and you can fiddle with this as you wish. In order to create space between items, you can insert Fixed Spacers.<>
  
• Go to http://nontroppo.org/wiki/BreezeSkin, and download the Breeze Simplified MICRO skin for ultimate size decrease. Obviously you're free to use a different skin if you want ;)<>
  [st]And in case you're wondering how my Opera looks by default:
  
  
  There you go :)