Dark theme is still work in progress.

@sgunhouse true, i didn't thought about this although it would be more convenient to have an extra option rather then holding 2 keys while clicking.

How the browser would know where a entry begins and where it ends?

Well, done is not the same as confirm.

I can see how a "Past as simple HTML" option could be useful.

I can easily live without this feature. It would be nice, but I can just copy/paste the speed dial every now and then. Unfortunately copy/pasting speed dial is something a little too complex to communicate to clients. People want now days a flow of using their devices, from home, to office, to phone while commuting and then back at home (PC/mac/tablet). Lack of one-speeddial between devices is, from average users point of view, something that is not a sales point for Opera in "tech enthusiast" crowd, for whats-a-browser crowd it most likely is. But which crowd is more likely to use Opera?

@tineyi 1 year and nothing Even Edge has now touchpad gestures... and really nice done by the way...

+1 for me two. Threema in the side panel would be awesome!

Sorry. Well, I guess they could lock the preferences file or maybe the entire profile folder. or maybe recreate them when the system starts, for example.

I'd love to see this also. After switching from Mac, I found myself naturally trying the two-finger swipe to navigate back. This worked fine in Chrome and, to my surprise, in MS Edge. Opera is lacking here, sadly

@leocg Hmm, they must have thought that "blocked" meant to block the asking and allow automatically or something. Of course, with the current wording, when you disable, it sounds like the same thing. It sounds like you're disabling asking and allowing automatically. Given the way the toggle and exceptions actually work, I think it'd be more like: On=Ask to add site to allow/block list. Off=Add site to allow/block list manually. But, that's just me.