Just wondering if Opera has any plans to support social media growth tools in a more native way
Many users, especially content creators, rely on external services like MyInstaFollow to keep their engagement levels steady
For instance, having easier access to features like Instagram auto likes through the browser would be incredibly useful

Hello, I had the exact same problem and it drove me crazy for a while
What finally fixed it for me was going into Font Book on my Mac and checking for any duplicate or weird versions of Helvetica
I found some duplicates and disabled them
Then I ran sudo atsutil databases -remove in Terminal to clear the font cache and restarted my Mac
After that, fonts started showing normally in Opera again

Seems like it’s more of a macOS font issue than an Opera problem
Hope this helps you too

@SueBoyde said in Annoying window in top right corner of browser:

This has only just appeared in last day or so. It does not show up in a screen shot so I photographed it. It blocks my access to any controls in top left of screen. I have to reduce size of window to get at those controls.

I had the same issue recently and it was really frustrating
To remove the window in the top corner go to Settings then Advanced then User Interface
There should be an option like Show emoji button or similar
Turn that off and it should disappear
It seems to be part of a recent update
Hope this helps

You can try setting a custom rule in DisplayFusion to disable the middle mouse button specifically for Opera. Some users also use extensions or scripts to override tab behavior, but native Opera settings don't allow changing this directly.

Thanks for your reply. Just to clarify, this is a legitimate service used by creators and businesses to boost engagement in a transparent and safe way. Nothing illegal is involved, users opt in voluntarily.
The link is https://myinstafollow.com/instagram-auto-continuous-like-package/ and the platform operates under myinstafollow.com, which offers reliable Instagram growth tools.

I did try turning off Opera’s tracking protection as suggested, but the scripts still don’t work properly. It seems like there might be a deeper compatibility issue with how Opera handles certain functions.

Any further suggestions would be appreciated.

Hello,

A service website offering Instagram auto likes is having trouble specifically in Opera. Interactive parts of the site like the like counter and order form either load very slowly or not at all.
There are no such problems in other browsers like Chrome or Edge. Could this be due to how Opera handles certain scripts or page elements
Has anyone experienced something similar or knows a workaround

Appreciate the help.