could you please stop closing (hiding) opera window on macOS when last tab is closed.. I used to browsing mostly in 1 tab.. and to go back to speed dials I just close the tab (I know about speed dials button.. but as I said I'm used to just close the last tab.. to make new speed dial page open.. on windows it goes just well.. on macos it just closed (hides) opera.. so I have to move cursor to my dock and open it again.. then I do forget this and "automatically" close tab.. and opera hides again.. just read some opera forum threads.. where users asking to add such behavior to windows.. but they just don't know what kind of bu.. pain it is.. you want to close last tab, to get new tab opened.. and instead it just closes the browser

when casting a video in 1080p from opera to chrome cast it shows black stripes on left and right. when casting from the same pc but from chrome it shows in 1080p (no black stripes)

any one else having problems with youtube playback after 1-2 videos.
Skip Ad button appears on a white background.. but it won't skip upon clicking.. instead opera kinda hangs. refreshing page does nothing. opening a new tab and opening any bookmark does nothing (it stays on speeddial page), sometimes graphical artifacts appear (some parts of opera becoming solid colored, e.g. left part of bookmarkbar and back forward refresh buttons become all one solid spot in color of a theme). the only workaround is closing opera and launching it again.. for 1-2 youtube videos.. then all of the above repeats.

i'm using extension enhancer for youtube for removing ads. tried to disable it. nothing changed. still the same white screen with Skip Ad button.. which hangs opera after I click it

make workspaces use different sessions. like private window. so you are able to login in with different accounts on websites. it would be very useful for frontend developers testing different user accounts.

now: you can login in normal opera tab as user1. and if you open private window. you can login as user2

would be great to be able to have something like this:
workspace1: logged in as user1
workspace2: user2
workspaces: userx