Here you should be able to create a new account. You may need to be logged off from the current one.

Does Opera recognize the .net domain when checking the validity of an email address? it should recognize any valid domain.

I think it's time to move on...

Is it possible? Most probably only if you stop using a pass-phrase to encrypt your data.

Do you type in your new password, to make sure it isn't trying to use the old one?

But I cannot to change my old email address and I cannot to set my gender too. Why? What happens?

can i connect my browser to my account so i don't lose my bookmarks if my computer is damaged ? However, the only way to be sure that you will not loose your data is by doing regular backups. Opera backup.

Because there isn't such feature here.

If you can't log in and you can't use the password recovery then you are out of luck. http://www.opera.com/blogs/security/2016/08/opera-server-breach-incident/ "we have reset all the Opera sync account passwords as a precaution"

It's not possible to change username.

E-mail services get not supported sometimes. Not one of those?

yes, of course. but it just don't work

how to restore bookmarks in Opera Link was closed a while ago. You can restore your bookmarks from a backup that you surely have.

Is there any way it could get removed? Since I don't have the password. Can't you go to https://auth.opera.com and delete it?

But…cant they know/revilvor recognize my password for me?!

I forgot to mention her Opera account user name, in case if it might help, so it's "farkadom". Thx.

How can I add or change my email address to the account? I used another email address on a different device. Go to https://auth.opera.com/account/edit-profile

Even if we ignore how little a difference in server load self-hosted 100x100 pixel JPGs make in a world of 10MB+ javascript-filled webpages and TB-sized hard drives, it's still true that there are a million different images hosts out there that allow unlimited hotlinking and anonymous uploading for things like avatars. I have no problem with forcing third-party avatar hosting, but why limit it to just one provider, one that demands email addresses in return for this trivial-in-2016 service?

I find it disconcerting to discover that when Opera KNEW they were going to make significant changes they failed to contact ALL Users. They've sent notifications to all users and also put warnings on several pages. If some users had provided fake email addresses and never accessed such Opera pages, it's not Opera's fault.

opr.as is a Opera domain: http://whois.domaintools.com/opr.as Domain: opr.as Domain Status: Active Registrant: Opera Software ASA