It would be similar to the "move to" dropdown menu.

It would be located next to the "open in new tab/window/private window" options

Here in my Opera for Android there's and option to copy the link of the page. Just click on the three dots on the top right and, then on share.

These suggestions are aimed at both the Opera browser and the OperaGX browser on any desktop.

1. Add the choice to have your tabs bar vertical with an adjustable width

2. Add settings to choose which side the Tabs Bar and your Side Bar sit on. (ie. having your tabs on the left and sidebar on the right or whatever feels right)

These are technically two suggestions, but you physically can not integrate vertical tabs if you do not move the sidebar some place else, & having the ability to choose where you want your tabs and sidebar is really satisfying and useful.

When you have a lot of tabs open, the current bar is hell to navigate. You can’t read anything, so you keep clicking around trying to find the right tab. It slows everything down, especially if you’re researching something with a lot of sources.

Vertical tabs fix that. If you can adjust the width, you can actually read the titles and scan through everything quickly. You can also keep the bar small when you don’t need to see the names and make it wider when you do.

Opera already has tab groups and colors, which are great organization features, but it doesn’t help much if the tabs themselves are too cramped to read. This makes those features actually useful.

Currently, when we save a bookmark, we can only edit the Title and the Folder. I am proposing that you add a Description or Notes field to the bookmark save dialog.

How it would work:

When Saving: A new text field is added under the folder selection where the user can type a brief note or description about the site.

When Viewing: When the user hovers their mouse over a bookmark in the bookmarks bar or manager, a tooltip appears showing the text from that Description field.

Why this is useful:
Often, page titles are vague or similar. Having a custom description would help users quickly identify exactly why they saved a specific link without having to open it first. It would make organizing large bookmark collections much more efficient.

I beilive it would be a great thing to have to be included as a messsanger, for me to scroll through, sorta similar to instagram.

Dear Opera Mini Development Team,

Thank you for reviewing my previous suggestion on Speed Dial enhancements. After further testing, I've realized a long-press context menu would still feel too slow for frequent edits, especially with drag-and-drop limitations like missing auto-scroll. Instead, I propose a dedicated "Edit Mode” for lightning-fast, multi-select management—think of it like editing contacts or photos in other apps.

Core Feature: Tap-to-Edit Mode

This fixes drag-and-drop pain points (add auto-scroll in Edit Mode too) and scales for users with 50+ shortcuts.

Smart Grouping & Auto-Organization

Duplicate & Similarity Detection

Additional Enhancements for Power Users

These changes would transform Speed Dial into a pro-level manager—efficient for quick tweaks, powerful for heavy users—while keeping the default view simple and fast.

Thank you for iterating on user feedback!

I greatly appreciate the integration of the Text-to-Speech (TTS) function within the browser, particularly the "Listen" button feature used in AI interfaces (like Gemini, etc.). It is a valuable tool for accessibility and user comfort.

To further enhance this feature, I would like to suggest the addition of simple customization options, directly accessible within the Opera interface or settings.

Desired TTS Options:

Voice Selection: Offer a choice between at least two high-quality TTS voices (e.g., a male and a female voice) for each language.

Rendering Settings: Integrate simple graduated controls to modify the speed and pitch of the voice.

Justification:

Currently, the voice selection is fixed to a single default synthetic voice (which is male for the French language). This limitation forces users who want a different voice or a different pace to resort to third-party extensions. These extensions often offer lower audio quality and complicate the user experience (requiring manual text selection, extra clicks).

A simple, native setting like this would significantly improve the comfort, personalization, and accessibility of your AI-based tools and general webpage reading functionality.

Thank you in advance for considering this suggestion.

Sincerely.