Feature Feedback: Ability to sort bookmarks in a custom order, eg. reordering bookmarks and sorting bookmarks through that reordered state.

Browser: Opera Mobile

Use Case: Ease of use to find user's bookmarks through an order that the user can customize and make useful. For example, maybe the user has a lot of web services they rely on frequently, using a custom order the user sets makes accessing these bookmarks easier.

Feature Feedback: Ability to use "natural language" to search through history using Aria AI/LLM.

Browser: Opera Mobile

Use Case: Ease of use to find older/somewhat forgotten page links, sometimes links do not necessarily correspond to the memory we store for the link's contents. This will make sure users may be able to find these links easier.

How often does Opera update/improve translation models for languages? I ask because I've noticed a drastic difference in quality between Opera and Google Chrome's webpage translation? If there are issues beyond not arranging for these models to be improved, what are these issues? Is it due to time, data, or some other issue? I recently switched from Google Chrome to Opera within the last week as a result of discovering some admittedly impressive webpage load times (with Data Saver turned on) on a very poor hotel internet connection. However, I was somewhat discouraged with my switch as a result of discovering average or even subpar translations compared to Google Chrome's translations. If Opera uses Google Translate, it doesn't seem like it based on testing some light novel chapters with Google Chrome versus Opera.

Sincerely,
AdAeternum