@burnout426 Oh awesome, thanks! Thought it was already possible with default chrome, didn't even think of looking for an extension.

It doesn't happen when I set it back to Default [E]. And fortunately I see that the issues I mentioned back in this topic are quite solved:
https://forums.opera.com/topic/40532/speed-dial-is-the-same-across-tabs
Although when opening a new tab you could still see a flash of how the previous Speed Dial was before.

So it seems this is an issue that happens with Speed Dials except the first one (shared or not), just that if it's shared, you are always stuck to that first one and don't experience the problem.

@opera39x I don't think you can do it in Opera for Android, except by removing all your data. You should be able to it, however, using Opera for desktops and sync.

@walayimuna They usually don't answer about (future) plans.

@burnout426 Well Burnout, I have been all around the park with this crap, loaded unloaded,updated, recovered from April 25 and it seems when I log in to "Sync" is when my speed dials screw up!

I am afraid I will just be stuck on this version without sync until Opera sends me confirmation it is fixed! Thanks for the input!

@SilentHugOfDoom As a temp solution, I am using a chrome plugin called Momentum.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/momentum/laookkfknpbbblfpciffpaejjkokdgca

This is doing the job for now however it is not taking over the new tab page. For this, I need to click the extension icon in the toolbar. It should work for your use case for now.

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@dodobird1991 Press Alt or click on the Opera icon at the top left.

@nquateman, you can move it to another computer, but the results are going to be the same. Opera's become severely broken and buggy and I don't know why. I have multiple computers with Opera installed, and they all act the same exact way. The Opera team needs to figure out what's going on, or start building the browser from the ground up on their own again instead of using Chromium.

@Repter As I see on the extension support page in the Chrome Store, the developer knows about the problem in Opera. You need to wait for the next version of the extension in the Chrome Store or use the old version.

@joes1340 While it isn't a "one-click" solution, it also isn't very difficult. (Assuming you don't have 100 tabs open.) Just click the bookmark "heart" on the 1st tab that you want to bookmark. Select "Speed Dial". Beside it will be a small folder icon with a plus sign in it. Click that, and create your new folder with whatever name you want, then click "Done". Then switch to each tab, click its heart, and select done. They should all now be in that speed-dial folder.

Wait a sec . . . it might be "one-click" after all. I just noticed: If I go to the very top title bar, and right-click, I get a menu item of "Save all tabs as Speed Dial folder." It will be called "Folder". Click the "three dots" menu on the Speed Dial folder and hit "Edit" to call it anything you want. So, two clicks.

@lkippax Found it. All set and thanks.