@igorjmm Thank you, I got the picture. Never heard of pushbullet before, so thank you for the insight. I personally rely on bookmarks a lot, that's why I wondered how a browsing scenario would look like, where you don't miss this functionality. Thanks again for the explanation!

I agree! Firefox now offers a button to open the current page in the appropriate app. Samsung Internet does this by default, just like Microsoft Edge. Only Opera in the mainstream browsers does not have this option. I do not uninstall Opera because Flow now works with more than one device, but the lack of this feature is a shame.

Well, if you mean Opera Touch, Opera Flow works with more than one smartphone now. The other features I do not know, but they may be working and we'll see them in the future.

Opera for Android doesn't support extensions

I would like to see a more robust experience on mobile, which includes extensions. These days, phones are powerful enough for pretty much everything a standard user needs, so why not browser extensions. Come on, Google or Opera!

@firstlast Thanks for the extra explanation. I was totally blind on that, but now I can see how the behavior differences. We'll try to fix it in the future version.

@teebeatle I just checked, and using the blue slide button does indeed permanently add the site in question to the "exceptions" whitelist in Opera settings.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/simple-mass-downloader/abdkkegmcbiomijcbdaodaflgehfffed

Usually they don't comment on possible future features.

I guess it's a feature request, so moving it to the proper forum.

@lopalop2 Have you tried going here: sync.opera.com to see if anything got synced? You can also try logging out and back in on either device, sometimes that makes things show up.

@leocg Ok. Will try to seek to find another solution provider thanks.