I don't think it would make sense. Dealing with the problems of one engine should be enough, I think.

I was searching for this exact same request but it looks like this went unresolved, so I hope this helps. For in-page translation there is the following workaround: Install the Google Translate extension. When you're on any page in Opera, hit CTRL-ALT-P or right click and select Google Translate>Translate page to [language]. Your page will be translated, not as intuitive as Google Chrome's in-page auto translation, but just remember the keyboard shortcut or right click and you get close to the same result. There have been recent RAM issues with Chrome (5GBs of ram for 20 tabs?!) I also tried Firefox, which seemed to solve the RAM issue, but it did use a lot of CPU resources, which I didn't feel was normal, Opera however doesn't seem to have either of these issues. I can have Opera running with 30+ tabs without experiencing RAM or CPU issues - This is why i like Opera over any other browser - on Windows 10...

Sounds like a feature request, so thread moved. You might like to explain it better though ... I get that you have some very long page and you'd like to be able to write a URL that is going to jump you to some section a ways down the page (like permalinks in this forum - you can link to any specific comment in a thread by copying the link on the time the comment was posted). But are these links just for you, or you want to be able to give them to other people? If you want to be able to give them to others, then you'd need some sort of computed anchor, either something like percentage of the page (if the content never changes) or perhaps hash values for each paragraph.

@jtmoon79 I would also consider this to be very practical.

We're about to enter 2019, and dark theme/skin is still the same, no improvement. -download page -history page -bookmark page -extension page -setting page -the menu -right click menu -in speed dial the folder are still in white... Remaining items above still mismatch with dark theme which is possible to solve, I think so. Why dev don't really bother to do anything about that?

@syapril @Rangemaster I appreciate for your comments

@kuruki said in Image DRAG&DROP feature (IMPORTANT): I want to drag and drop IMAGE from an Opera to Photoshop directly. Opera (like Chrome and Vivaldi) is based on Chromium, and Chromium just doesn't support this, which is why Opera doesn't. You might have more luck posting this in a Chromium feature request forum (maybe someone has some links). Then, if this feature gets added to Chromium, Opera should automatically inherit it. But, if this request becomes popular enough for Opera, maybe an Opera dev can contribute to Chromium and add this feature. @kuruki said in Image DRAG&DROP feature (IMPORTANT): And one little proposition, i want to open new TAB on middle(wheel)mouse button? When middle-clicking on the tab bar?

That's not what I'm searching for. I want to use "search" function that "googles" on new tab highlighted text.

What do you mean? Opera already has a feature to capture snapshots in the pages.