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Source Viewer

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Opera has a built-in source viewer for Web pages. If you need to have a look at the source code of the current Web page, all you have to do is go to View > Source, or press ⌘+F3, or Ctrl-click the page and select "Source".

Applying your changes

The source viewer opens in a new tab on your tab bar, and has syntax highlighting to give you a better overview of the source. If you want to edit the page, you have two options:

1. Save to cache and see your changes applied immediately by clicking "Apply changes", or pressing ⌘+R.
2. Save to a location of your choice by clicking "Save", or pressing ⌘+S.

Note that if you are editing a locally saved document "Apply changes" will permanently save your changes.

If you prefer to use an external program for source viewing and editing, you can specify this in the programs preferences.

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