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Viking Reminder

by johnnysaucepn ·

Description

Who needs Samurai when you have Vikings? This fearsome warrior will remind you of anything that needs reminding. Double-click him to configure. He demonstrates the new window.moveTo functions in Opera 9 weekly (8455 in Windows), and he can even accept and display messages from other widgets! (Demo widget available here ) Message sending no longer available due to security upgrades in latest versions of Opera 9.

Screenshots

Viking Reminder
Viking Reminder

Comments (20 on the original page, latest shown)

  • jozisanJul 29, 2006
    It is really great, something I'd missed. When unzipped where to place the confing file? I placed to opera under program files, then removed from the list of widgets but couldnt find any more. Some help? J
  • RisikawiAug 1, 2006
    You need to drag it to your browser, like you drag files from one folder to another, when you drop it onto Opera, the widget will open and there should be sound. Now you might want to delete soundless widget, so with unziped widget open (and the ziped closed) go to manage widgets, there you should see two Viking reminders, unziped Viking and other widgets that you have open will be shown in bold, so delete one that is not in bold
  • SocrarrinchaAug 3, 2006
    Quick fix for not having sound, simply right click, select always on top.
  • shekoAug 15, 2006
    I tried everything. I cannot get the sounds to work. Tried Chris suggestion but no success. Are there any more suggestions to get the sound to work. Thanks
  • helsteAug 27, 2006
    Fantastic little widget, thanks Chris for the sound tip.Just a question is there a way to set multiple reminders? without downloading 2 or 3 times.if there isnt it does seem quite a waste,Cheers
  • themanupstairsAug 27, 2006
    nice little man.... :-)
  • WironeOct 11, 2006
    I don't need sound - running Viking is better but: - it should be good if You can make option to hide Viking (run out of screen maybe, when he isn't needed, and he could run in when it's time to remind something) - List of couple of tasks, not only "every X minutes" & "at". You know, when I want write down few tasks it would be better write it at once, not one after one when Viking remind me one of them - You should add "new line" code to Vikings text, like this: Hello, it's 2:23, time to: "" but it's very cool, peace
  • maels1Oct 22, 2006
    gotta congratz u, bcause this widget rules. Very usefull.
  • exepmMar 24, 2007
    Really outstanding, even with the sound problem!!!!
  • reisenderproMar 25, 2007
    Vikings are the best.
  • chrisglJun 12, 2007
    I regularly use Viking to remind me to stop my tea stewing The only problem is that I have to keep changing the time from '00:00'; it gets a bit boring after a while! So I've had a play with the HTML page to add a bit of code that auto sets the time field to the current computer time. Oh, and then add five minutes to allow the tea to brew and include an appropriat eset of messages. Is it appropriate to post the code change here? I also found a small sound clip of John Cleese yelling "Tea's Ready! - tho' hearing the Viking yelling in a posh English voice is a little strange I could share that too... chris :-)
  • PatttySep 2, 2008
    I love vikings!!
  • bambinofanSep 4, 2008
    thanks so much it is realy good
  • clodsterSep 22, 2008
    Time and Date h t t p://widgets.opera.com/widget/6034/
  • Aisberg1Nov 26, 2008
    Wow Viking Reminder! Thanks johnnysaucepn! .
  • futrstylFeb 15, 2009
    Very fun!
  • [email protected]May 19, 2009
    How do you do a widget like this
  • rbaleksandarMay 21, 2009
    lol I love the lost vikings. This is not only very useful but a total eye-candy. ^^ Thank you.
  • navaro81Jan 7, 2010
    ..just agree with previous comments - very nice and useful widget!
  • bluehooterFeb 3, 2010
    wow love this viking widget! keeps me offline lol

Download

Download 1.1

Works with Opera 9 to Opera 12.

About this widget

Downloads107,690
CategoryTime and Date
Version1.1
Size147KB
Last updateJune 5, 2006
Devicesdesktop
Original pageInternet Archive