Opera Tablet Mode: Does it Exist And How to Use it

Opera doesn’t have a Tablet Mode feature

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Updated onJune 13, 2024

updated onJune 13, 2024

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Many applications are optimized to work on touchscreen devices, and many are wondering if there is a Tablet mode in Opera. In today’s guide, we’re going to answer this question.

How can I use the Opera Tablet Mode?

Opera doesn’t have a Tablet Mode feature, so you can’t enable it when using a touchscreen device. The application will optimize itself for touchscreen displays if you enable tablet mode on your PC.

How do I switch to desktop mode on Opera?

Opera doesn’t have a separate desktop mode on PCs, so there’s no ability to switch back to it, since there’s only one mode available.

Does Opera have a reading mode?

Yes, Opera does have a reading mode, but this feature is only available on Android and iOS devices.

How to get Opera out of full screen mode?

You can get out of full-screen mode in Opera by pressing F11 or Esc. In case you’re having any trouble, we also have an in-depth guide on what to do ifOpera GX is stuck in fullscreen mode.

How do I change my desktop to tablet mode?

On Windows 11, you’ll automatically enter the Tablet mode when you disconnect your keyboard.

For Windows 10 you need to do the following:

As you can see, Tablet Mode doesn’t exist for Opera, but if you would like to use Opera on a tablet, we have a great guide on how toinstall Opera on Kindle, so don’t miss it.

Would you like to see this feature available on Windows? If so, let us know in the comments.

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