We know how much you love the new Opera 9.5 browser, do you want to disable some features?

We’re talking about the auto-rotation in GSensor enabled pocketpc phones like the Touch Diamond.
While it may be nice to see the browser switch to landscape automatically on horizontal flipping, for some who go to bed with this browser may find that this rotation is annoying for wrong sensing. In that case, you shall disable it by the following change in registry:

HKLM/SOFTWARE/OPERA/GSensor
Change idletime name to something else.

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