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May 3, 2021 · Try this. Just press on Alt + Spacebar then the letter M. Then, if your second monitor is on your right side, like mine, just hold down on the left arrow key and this will move the Opera Window to the right screen. Or reverse depending on your setup.
- [Solved]Opera Gx don't show up after used on 2nd screen ...
I connect my laptop to a monitor and use it as screen 2. I...
- [Solved]Opera Gx don't show up after used on 2nd screen ...
Sep 2, 2021 · I connect my laptop to a monitor and use it as screen 2. I run Opera on screen 2 and put my laptop to sleep then disconnect the external monitor after finished my work. Now I'm trying to use the web browser but it not show up.
On Windows, if you start Opera and you only see Opera's taskbar button (that shows a preview thumbnail of Opera's window), that means Windows has the window set to show on a different screen. To fix it, you need to move the window to your primary screen.
Jun 19, 2021 · So basically Opera opens but it doesn't show on my screen. I can see that it is open on my toolbar and i can also hover over it and see that it works but it doesn't maximize/go into fullscreen and nothing happens when i click on it.
Hello I am having a problem with opera on my laptop, when I click on opera it opens up, but it is not viewable to me, so the only thing I can see is the icon in the taskbar. Does anybody know why this is happening and how I can fix this?
It mostly happens if you have more than one monitor and have one or more windows on a different monitor, close Opera, and then open Opera when only one monitor is connected.
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Jun 12, 2015 · Windows key + down arrow : minimizes the window and makes windows focus be on whatever application was opened right before, or undoes maximizing. Windows key + shift + left/right : will move the window to another screen in the same relative position. Windows key + shift + up: Will maximize the window vertically only.
