I am unable to edit/copy the full URL as Opera GX hides the "http(s)://" bit both from view and when quickly trying to edit/copy the URL. For example, I'm on any website, and I want to copy the full URL to send it to someone, but it doesn't embed or show up as a clickable link unless it has the "http(s)://" part. Another example, I'm on a website of my own testing something out, and I need to remove the "s" from "https://", but I'm unable to see or edit that part of the URL bar as it hides it when clicked on (Chrome shows it only when the bar is clicked on).

I am also curious about this. It'd be nice to have YT Music pinned to my taskbar in it's own "app" like Chrome does, as well as a website of mine that also supports PWAs like that. Am actually surprised that Opera GX doesn't already do this.

bumping this post, hoping it gets seen (really annoying issue with no fix, still)

I am unable to edit/copy the full URL as Opera GX hides the "http(s)://" bit both from view and when quickly trying to edit/copy the URL. For example, I'm on any website, and I want to copy the full URL to send it to someone, but it doesn't embed or show up as a clickable link unless it has the "http(s)://" part. Another example, I'm on a website of my own testing something out, and I need to remove the "s" from "https://", but I'm unable to see or edit that part of the URL bar as it hides it when clicked on (Chrome shows it only when the bar is clicked on).

Is there an option to switch back to a normal bottom download bar in Opera GX (like what Chrome had)? Every time I'm downloading multiple files and switch back to another program to work on something else, the little download popup keeps focusing my browser while I'm mid-typing (or just trying to work) in another program, severely throwing off my workflow. I work in the radio broadcasting field and am constantly having to download new song files to stream while also getting other stuff done and I'm really regretting the browser switch.

I am also curious about this. It'd be nice to have YT Music pinned to my taskbar in it's own "app" like Chrome does, as well as a website of mine that also supports PWAs like that. Am actually surprised that Opera GX doesn't already do this.