This sucks.

Whoever was the guy who first thought of the idea to remove them from browsers ought to be shackled and flogged.

Found by right clicking on a tool bar and selecting 'Customise / Appearance...', then navigate to 'Buttons (tab) / Browser view' and dragging the '> Go' button onto the tool bar containing the address bar and clicking the 'Appearance' windows 'Ok' button to confirm the the changes.

That trick does not work with the Windows version of Opera. I think the Linux version still uses the old engine as opposed to webkit. I think...

Pressing enter requires too many hand movements.

IMO, there's no point to a lot of web browser functionality, but I don't go on other people's threads saying that function should not be available to those who actually use it. Why would I even want to do that?

There's a big blue border. It makes it look like a kids toy.

Is there a way to make the border a different color? Or at least make it not look like I'm interacting with a cartoon?

I'm not trying to bash Opera, but honestly, it looks silly and unprofessional. IMHO

This sucks.

Whoever was the guy who first thought of the idea to remove them from browsers ought to be shackled and flogged.

How do I get a go button in the address bar?

I have version 20, if that makes any difference.

Originally posted by Pesala:

It has been said many times already. They restricted the editing of default searches to prevent malicious attacks by browser hijackers. They are looking for a robust solution — if/when they find one users will be able to modify the default search engine.

I think it's more likely that you were told a fib. I think it's more likely that google, etc paid Opera to force people to use their search engine.

Maybe Opera should also force people to use a specific home page for fear someone might hi-jack that? Or better yet, maybe someone from Opera should surf the internet for me because I might download some malware onto my computer?