Тоже самое произошло только что. Обнулилась экспресс-панель, после чего она же в обнуленном состоянии синхронизировалась и затерла все сохраненные на ней сайты в профиле. Понятия не имею, как это все теперь восстановить назад. Нигде никаких следов не осталось. Я просто в шоке, если честно.

The beta has been updated to build 109.0.5097.36, but this has no effect on the extensions working (or rather not working).

Same here. Speed Dials are gone and after that it sync, and I lost speed dial completly. Searched everywhere.. What the hell?

@hartkor: And if the extension was obtained from third-party sources and it doesn't work, then you need to switch on developer mode on the extensions page, find its ID in the extension description, go to the Opera profile folder, find there the folder with extensions, find there the folder with this ID, copy it somewhere, just to be sure, and by clicking the "load unpacked" button "install" it from this folder anew (you need to go to the place where the manifest file is). In my case, the extension still has all the same settings as it had.

@hartkor: Ah, I get it, you need to go to chromestore, open the list of your extensions and click Enable on each one. At least that way, thanks.

What about the corrupted extensions? Will they stay that way?

Any news on when version 110 will go into beta?

@hartkor: I miss my extensions, and I'm waiting for the new beta version, in which hopefully everything will work as before.

The beta has been updated to build 109.0.5097.36, but this has no effect on the extensions working (or rather not working).

Same thing. All extensions installed from chromstore are disabled with the same error "This extension may have been corrupted.".

The same thing happened when I tried to move a tab from one browser instance to another.

@svopera хз. Менять браузер? Если у Оперы теперь даже синхронизация закладок работает через хрен пойми какое место, то что уж говорить о будущем развитии браузера..

Browser Opera history in brief:
• The inability to compete with the help of its own engine led to the transition to the Chrome engine.
• The inability to ensure continuity with the browser versions on the old engine led to the abandonment of support for everything that happened before.
• The inability to nevertheless continue to do its work led to the sale of the company to a Chinese firm.
• Now we have come to the inability to even adjust the process of synchronization and saving user bookmarks and Speed Dials on their local computers.

I have been using Opera for over 10 years, and all these ten years I have been watching all this with my own eyes. It is sad. Very sad.