@mmichel I guess it's just the forum numbering the post and remembering where you are.

@mike88 This one? https://forums.opera.com/post/145879

@s390g2 @sgunhouse - yes, this is it, thanks

You just go to https://forums.opera.com/search?term=&in=titlesposts. You can get to it by clicking the magnifying glass icon at the top of the page and just hitting enter. There you can select the category you want to search in. You can also type in the user box to only search for a certain user. For example, to search for all "Opera for Android" posts by you and sort them by last reply time in descending order, you could create a search for: https://forums.opera.com/search?term=%s&in=titlesposts&by=kdsdata&categories[]=20&sortBy=teaser.timestamp&sortDirection=desc&showAs=posts in "Menu -> settings -> browser -> search -> manage search engines" and set a keyword like 'os'. Then, in Opera's address field, you'd type 'os' then a space and press enter. Or, type os term. Of course, you could just use the forum search page to do that.

Would you mind posting a screenshot? Thanks!

Also mentioned here: https://disqus.com/home/discussion/channel-discussdisqus/bug_reports_feedback_bots_copying_comments_bump/

This should be my last posting on this problem as I found an easy workaround. Expand the window using the button above the compose window and everything works fine.

There are settings in CCleaner as to what it deletes; if you tell it not to delete cookies then you should stay logged in.

We're aware of this problem and working on a solution. What's strange about this is that for some posts we see that HTTP vs HTTPS have separate comments and for some posts they are in sync. Looks like some Disqus problem to me but I haven't had time yet to look deeper into this.

You can also prefix the thread title with "Opera Mail - ". You can also add the OPERA MAIL tag.

@operasilver40 The number of likes and dislikes (you can also call it up-vote/down-vote) your posts receive. A negative reputation number means that the user got more dislikes than likes.