The scroll bar moves up and down rapidly by itself. No other site has this issue.

Opera One(version: 107.0.5045.15) (arm64)
Opera is up to date
Update stream:Stable
System:macOS Version 14.2.1 (Build 23C71) 14.2.1 arm64
Chromium version:121.0.6167.140

@ecs222 Thanks for confirming! I'll try to file a bug report.

@romraptor Now it finally seems to be working again!

@ecs222 Thanks for confirming! I'll try to file a bug report.

No other Mac user here that uses two screens?

Updating to Opera One(version: 110.0.5130.39) (arm64) didn't help.

Hi! I've used Opera for quite some time on my M1 Mac Mini that has two screens. A few weeks ago (I think) I was no longer able to drag and drop a tab onto my secondary screen. What now happens every time is:
if I drag and drop the tab onto my secondary screen it lands on the primary screen. After that I can drag and drop that window to the secondary screen, but it's an extra step not needed before.

I don't know if it was a certain Opera update or Sonoma update that changed the handling of dragging tabs to another screen. The feature still works in Safari so it doesn't seem to be a system wide issue.

Yes, I've tried disabling the only two extensions I have.

Current version of Opera: Opera One(version: 109.0.5097.68) (arm64)
Current version of macOS: Sonoma 14.4.1 (23E224)

The scroll bar moves up and down rapidly by itself. No other site has this issue.

Opera One(version: 107.0.5045.15) (arm64)
Opera is up to date
Update stream:Stable
System:macOS Version 14.2.1 (Build 23C71) 14.2.1 arm64
Chromium version:121.0.6167.140

Didn't find any unlocked post with this topic, but I see that it has been mentioned here and there over many years.

Anyway, I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to change keyword for default engines. Now many common letters (like for example y for YouTube or Yandex) are taken and you have to either use a combination of letters or just pick some random letter that you have to remember.

There's an extension called "Home button at top right" you could get. Works for me at least.

I assume the search engines can't be removed because of business deals with Opera, but there's no reason you shouldn't be able to change the keyword.

I googled and apparently many people feel the same. Have the developers commented on this? How can I make a request that reaches the correct people?

How do I delete or edit included search engines?

I understand how I can add search engines, but I want to use "y" for YouTube, but it's already taken by Yahoo.

I installed Opera today and came across the same bug.

Your solution seems to have fixed it for me, at least for now, however this is not a solution any everyday computer user would think of or even be able to do.

Is this a known issue or does it need to be reported?