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I try to translate the German text into English.</p>
<p dir="auto">First I would like to say that Login ("Anmelden" in German) lasts very long (more than 1 minute or so).<br />
I selected "settings" and after that "synchronization and backup". If I would like to activate synchonization there are three possibilities "connect device, Login, create account".<br />
As I do not have another device I choose Login. But Login last very long and after that I have a menu where I can adjust my account but synchronization or backup is not possible.<br />
I can choose social media or receive e-mails for certain purposes but there is no synchronization button or "back" button. If I press back on my mobile device I have to login first and the endless loop continues (including this very long lasting login procedure). There is no possibility to start synchronization.</p>
<p dir="auto">If I login before choosing settings then I will see this turning circle and it does no go on.<br />
(Did I tell you that logging in lasts very long?)<br />
If there is any other message it is "429" and the german message means "too many requests". But this is annoying because the "many requests" are a results of not good working opera software. Who forces me to log in again and again and again and again? I did not log out!</p>
<p dir="auto">Hi Guys, test your software after coding!</p>
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