@sgunhouse said in Start with Speed dial: Explains why I never saw it - I turned off the search bar in the speed dial page years ago. I search from the address bar. Actually that's a good idea, should have thought of that.

@preston-brooks I just updated to 62.0.3331..116, It didn't change my opera its normal, I think it also acts different on different computers

@leocg Good. I can rule out Opera's fault. Will poke around on my side. Thanks.

There was a thread some time ago, which might be related to your issue (wallpaper not being displayed completely).

Hi, I don't use Chrome browser, however, the page does scroll when using Vivaldi. When using FireFox I can tune using the mouse wheel without the page scrolling.

@athlonite And no, I shouldn't. Moderators in forums are usually regular users with some power that help keeping the forum running organized, they don't need to know everything that runs in the company, when the forum is about one or about a product made by one.

There are signficant differences in an eMail client from a web browser. Olde Opera used essentially separate code modules for each funtion, which shared some common user interface coding that made them appear as a unit. Any "internal" eMail client for a browser would have to be architected essentially that same way, since the eMail protocols and functionality are not normally part of a browser rendering engine, especially the chromium engine. Likewise, the detailed support for an eMail extension is typically not present in a browser engine. Since there are a number of widely-used, standalone eMail clients 'out there' (Thunderbird, Outlook, etc), there is a limited 'market' demand for an internal eMail capability in a browser. Vivaldi is exploring this with their browser, but nothing has yet emerged for public distribution after several years of design effort. An eMail client (either internal or standalone) represents a very reliability-demanding design that must essentially end up glitch-free in all its modes, so there is a limited risk-reward payoff for its design.

@relativamente Go to settings page and search for cookies. Then click on site settings.

@wildcat See https://forums.opera.com/topic/33282/my-speed-dials-suddenly-deleted/

As no replies were forthcoming, link removed.

@Lndrwvski said in Help with extensions!!: Is there any way to remove all these extensions completely? No. Consider those extensions built-in functionality that Opera uses to modify Chromium to add features and such.