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Old 11-23-2008, 01:17 AM
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Ok, so how do you disable Opera being tied to the sensor?
I don't understand your question. Opera is not "tied" to the sensor. I manually rotate the screen, mapped to a hard key, whenever I want to.
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I don't understand your question. Opera is not "tied" to the sensor. I manually rotate the screen, mapped to a hard key, whenever I want to.
It seems by default that if I rotate the phone from a vertical position to a horizontal position while Opera is running, the screen will adjust.

I would like it so that if I launch Opera in the vertical position, it'll remain as such no matter how I rotate the phone's physical position.
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Re: Disable Sensors

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It seems by default that if I rotate the phone from a vertical position to a horizontal position while Opera is running, the screen will adjust.

I would like it so that if I launch Opera in the vertical position, it'll remain as such no matter how I rotate the phone's physical position.
If you disable the sensor as I described above, Opera will not rotate on its own.
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