Showing title on address bar is unnecessary. The title is always on the top of the webpage. URL is the only thing that should be on addressbar. That's how it works on desktop and every other place like file manager. That's the job of addressbar.

I want to see the website I am on while browsing. That's how I can know that I am on www.facbook.com and not some fake site like www.faccebook.com. If the url is hiddden, you could be redirected to fake site or an ad network.

So, atleast give an option to show URLs on addressbar instead of title of the webpage.

Sorry for the late response; I forgot about this post. The files are in Android's "data" partition, which can't be accessed without root AFAIK. And you are right about this being a sticky. I am pretty sure Opera developers are not interested in this.

I really like Opera mini because it saves a ton of data and it's fast. But, there are few instances where it does not open webpages as expected.

• Lifehacker post. All posts on lifehacker.com are hidden behind a white menu.

• Slate post does not show the main article text by default. I have to enable "single column view" in settings to view it.

• Jacobinmag post shows only a white page with nothing on it. This page opens as expected on UC Browser Mini which also reduces data like Opera mini.

There were some more websites, but I did not take a note of the urls. I hope these issues will be fixed very soon.

I have the obml16 files from another install. I have rooted android phone. If I place them in "/data/com.opera.mini.android/files/" folder, they don't appear in newly installed opera mini. I have lots of saved files and I don't want to loose them. So what is the solution?

In my case Opera mini beta is not showing buttons, screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/bSsfG9T.png. To recreate this issue, install opera mini beta from play store. Opera mini beta version: 8.0.180790738 | Android version: 2.3.5