Please:

1. Replace Search within Open Tabs with a Tab list button, like Opera had for the past 20 years.
2. Allow "Search within Open Tabs" or address bar search results to be selected with Touch, like Edge does. It's currently a pain to use Opera on a Surface Pro for example
3. We don't need to see the Extensions button on the taskbar at all times

Cool new feature Opera devs. Keep it up. As always, provide an option to turn of UI/UX elements also, if need be.

Cool new feature Opera devs. Keep it up. As always, provide an option to turn of UI/UX elements also, if need be.

I'm trying to learn coding in Replit.com and the default Ctrl+/ is interfering with me commenting/uncommenting code. I can't change this behavior anywhere in the browser.

We need at least a flag Opera, if not a straight option to rebind Aria shortcut or entirely disable it. Please.

I'm trying to learn coding in Replit.com and the default Ctrl+/ is interfering with me commenting/uncommenting code. Why can't I change this shortcut in Opera? At least give us a flag if need be.

I miss being able to see highlights of actual features coming with each build as opposed to: here's a list of all miscellaneous changes since the last major build.

Thank you Opera for finally allowing touch input to select Search Results in the address bar! Finally works properly on a Surface Pro device. Encouraging me slightly to return to Opera from Edge.

About:GPU page is also now on full green aside from Vulkan (which is still disabled, identical to Edge)

We now need to work on Battery Efficiency, get hardware acceleration par with Edge and implement DRM for 1080p/4K content on streaming services and implement the amazing smooth scrolling Edge has.

Address bar dropdown:
Make it work with touch

You guys really need to improve Opera on touch capable devices.
On a Surface Pro 4/7, scrolling and touch input often breaks. Opera won't take any input except for mouse/keyboard. It needs a browser restart.

Also, you still can't select an address from the address bar suggestions using touch.

We've had Surface Pros (and touch capable displayw in general) for 8 years now. What's happening?

Microsoft's Edge is perfectly usable with touch at all times.

Will Opera implement touch input when searching for something in the address bar and selecting a result? It works in Edge, it doesn't work in Opera.

Makes using Opera on a touch screen a slight inconvenience

Please:

1. Replace Search within Open Tabs with a Tab list button, like Opera had for the past 20 years.
2. Allow "Search within Open Tabs" or address bar search results to be selected with Touch, like Edge does. It's currently a pain to use Opera on a Surface Pro for example
3. We don't need to see the Extensions button on the taskbar at all times

Opera 31 lacks HTML5 H/W acceleration on Windows 10.

Opera never had as great H/W acceleration as IE11 on Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 and now on Windows 10, it doesn't have at all.

I expect Opera 32/33 to become more Windows 10 native in the future.