Is it possible to move multiple tabs to a new window in Opera?

Is it possible to select multiple tabs from one window in Opera and then move them to another/new window in one go - that is, without moving each tab individually? I'm not bothered if the functionality comes out of the box or via an extension.

I'm currently using 32.0.1948.69 on OS X El Capitan and have tried various combinations of cmd, alt, ctrl, and shift while clicking multiple tabs. None seem to work.

EDIT: added clarification that I'm not interested in moving multiple tabs one at a time

ajmccluskey

Posted 2015-11-10T21:27:03.420

Reputation: 181

1I'm missing the same feature. I would call it "Detach tabs to the right" and place it in the tab context menu. Unfortunately, I also didn't find a plugin which helps out here. – Daniel Alder – 2016-11-14T00:00:35.297

yes, I was hoping for the same ... I prefer Opera to Chrome for its lighter resource footprint, and in so many ways it's functionally equivalent; but multiple tab select is a very handy thing I'm missing greatly from Chrome – Aaron Wallentine – 2016-12-22T19:34:38.737

I don't understand the "clarification" that you're "not interested in moving multiple tabs at one time" ... I thought that was the whole question? – Aaron Wallentine – 2016-12-22T19:36:26.510

The only answer to the question is about moving one tab at a time (click and drag one tab to a new window, repeat for each tab). I was already aware of that ability, hence I added the clarification that I want to select n tabs at once and move them all to a new/different window in one go. – ajmccluskey – 2016-12-23T23:05:28.580

Answers

Not sure if you can move more Opera tabs in one time, but you can drag 1 tab out of the window that you use to create a new window, and than you can move the tabs one by one.

To do that you can drag&drop the other tabs from the first window to the button to create a new tab in the second window.

This is the way i can do that in Windows i hope it work in OS X.

Remy

Posted 2015-11-10T21:27:03.420

Reputation: 11

Yeah ... not nearly as handy as being able to move a whole group at once. It becomes a whole delicate operation having to drag them one by one. Thanks anyhow though. – Aaron Wallentine – 2016-12-22T19:35:17.247

This is an old thread, but I would like to share my way of doing it, for help in future:

Select first tab of the group
Ctrl + Shift and click last tab of the group
Right click and choose "Save tabs as Speed Dial Folder"
Goto Speed dial
Right click on saved folder
select "Open all in new window"

Protect Life Save Forests

Posted 2015-11-10T21:27:03.420

Reputation: 101