@leocg Hello, firstly.
I have realised I am incredible dumb, they already have shortcuts for everything I was asking for, I just did not have them set.

Secondly I am certain I am not doing it, it happens for random reasons at different times sometimes I am not even clicking or pressing anything, but I realised that if I just looked for the stuff I wanted, maybe it would be there. I am stupid as hell. Thank you for your conern and conideration though.

@Wiissoppii7 said in Force Dark Pages Keyboard Shortcut not working:

So I really like the Force Dark Pages option, and that itself works fine, but when I try to bind a keyboard shortcut to it, it simply doesn't work. Regardless of what I bind it to, it is 100% unresponsive. Custom and default keybinds work for everything else, just not this. I'm on Windows 10, OperaGX core: 71.0.3770.138 if that makes any difference.

This.
Please fix!

@ivocorps Click on the address bar badge (padlock, triangle or globe) and drag it to your desktop.

It should be fixed in https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2020/03/opera-68-0-3616-0-developer-update/ at least. Might take a bit before the fix reaches stable.

@thefatladysings said in My Speed Dial Is Empty:

@yeetusdeletus said in My Speed Dial Is Empty:

My mother used my laptop yesterday to check facebook and all of a sudden my speed dial page doesn't show any speed dial links. They still exist, I can see them in my favourites, I just can't see them on the speed dial page. Are there any keyboard shortcuts she may have pressed to hide them? She didn't mess around with any settings as far as I'm aware.

My Speed Dial entries also disappeared today, but they are there on the Bookmarks page. (Could this be due to a bug in the most recent Opera update.) Who can tell us how to get the Speed Dial entries back again? Thanks a lot.

Well, just as mysteriously as they disappeared, they re-appeared, as if by magic! All's well that ends well

Interesting alternative, however I agree that the sidebar should have never been removed from the speed dial. Its infuriating that Opera forces users to always have a sidebar that is completely useless while web browsing, but remove it in the one place that makes sense.

I would also go as far as to advocate that turning on the sidebar after every update regardless of settings is not serviceable. I cannot count the amount of service calls I get about turning it off on the countless machines i've deployed Opera to.

You press one key and then the other, keeping the first one pressed.