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<p dir="auto">Windows Clipboard Screenshot<br />
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<p dir="auto">TLDR: The button next to the trash can is confusingly similar to a copy/paste clipboard icon. It isn't intuitive that this will delete all history on a site without confirmation.</p>
<p dir="auto">I was looking for a specific online document in my history (not on Opera forums. I just have that screenshot as an example). When I saw the 2nd icon appear to the left of the trash can, I assumed it was a double clipboard to copy the URL, as it looks similar to what is used to copy/paste on other applications. Instead, I ended up deleting all of my browsing history from the other domain. There was no popup warning about this, not even a hover alt text. The icon is very similar to a clipboard and as far as I am aware, this is not a common icon on other applications for a delete many function.</p>
<p dir="auto">I will have to find that URL another way, but if you revise this icon (Maybe just make it text 'delete all', add a popup warning, or add a clear "copy URL" button, this issue can be avoided by others in the future.</p>
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