@Andymatic And now nearly 18 months down the road. I've just started using Opera GX and trying to use across my PC, work PC, and iPhone, and have come across this. I honestly can't believe a browser of this seemingly high quality doesn't have mobile bookmarks, let alone sync. This could be a very short-lived browser migration!
@david27 Yes, hardly any on iOS, but some elements still. I don’t bother actually, it‘s what I expect from a browser for a phone.
I expect if I'm on my phone and suddenly need to access a webpage I saw weeks ago on PC, to be able to search my history for it and do it. I want to have all my favorites synced, instead of having to manually add everything on my phone. That's not too much to ask.
You should be happy to go to sync.opera.com in such a case.
It's still not quite good enough, though. Full sync between all of the relevant devices/versions should be a goal.
I have hundreds of speed dials and horizontal scrolling will never work. You really ruined a good feature, and to what end? Can’t you add a setting to put them on one scrollable page?
@HealingCross316 Yes, it might have just been a bug. It's working for me now. I was surprised to see many issues with the flow and no solutions, which led me to think it was a known problem that hadn't been addressed. Is anyone else still experiencing this issue with the latest version of Opera?
Yes, you can download and save a PDF on an iPad using Safari by tapping the share icon and selecting 'Save to Files.' If you're using Opera, try opening the PDF link in Safari for easier saving. You might also consider using a PDF reader app that offers better download options.