Hasn't a security engineer noticed yet that opening a scanned QR code immediately is dangerous? We should be able to see what's inside the QR code first and decide what to do with it! After all, a link in a QR code can be dangerous! For example, Brave simply pastes the address into the search engine—take a page from them.

@adam1709: Thanks for your feedback, we have shared it with the Product team for their consideration.

@adam1709 I support this suggestion. Certainly a good idea.

You should provide the update in the RPM repos to be more effective:

Available packages opera-stable.x86_64 123.0.5669.47-0 opera

Important updates have been released, but you have to wait a few days until they are available in the Play Store on Android 10... even though you can see that they have been released in apk.

@leocg 5d1d890e-d401-4816-b52e-4622b9362c75-image.png
to my opera gx account,
I wanted to change the password and verify that all sessions were closed.

@dimitrk i don't think there is a way to do that in Opera for Android.

The option would be in site settings, but it doesn't exist.