Every time I start Opera mobile, Opera itself preloads a bunch of icons that I don't want. Pinterest, Facebook, Book Hotels, etc. It kind of destroys the usefulness of the speeddial/homepage.

Is there some kind of way to stop this? I have all the homepage customizations turned off. (News, latest, etc.)

@joes1340 While it isn't a "one-click" solution, it also isn't very difficult. (Assuming you don't have 100 tabs open.) Just click the bookmark "heart" on the 1st tab that you want to bookmark. Select "Speed Dial". Beside it will be a small folder icon with a plus sign in it. Click that, and create your new folder with whatever name you want, then click "Done". Then switch to each tab, click its heart, and select done. They should all now be in that speed-dial folder.

Wait a sec . . . it might be "one-click" after all. I just noticed: If I go to the very top title bar, and right-click, I get a menu item of "Save all tabs as Speed Dial folder." It will be called "Folder". Click the "three dots" menu on the Speed Dial folder and hit "Edit" to call it anything you want. So, two clicks.

I'm having a problem with Opera locking up when I try to upload, or save, a pic, in another forum. I just need to test if its Opera, or the forum. Thanks.

For what it's worth, and as much as I love Opera, there are just some webpages it chokes on. So I keep FireFox as an alternate browser for such things. It actually works out good doing things that way. I almost always have both browsers open at the same time. That way, I can "cool-switch" between the two.

Just my 2-cents worth.

Opera version: 75.0.3969.149
Window 10: 20H2

Thanks all. Can you remind me how to disable the trackers? When I click the little blue shield in the upper-right corner, the "Block Trackers" switch appears to be off.

Oh, duh! That's on my laptop where Ibanez.com works.

Thanks again all.

Artie

@diezi Thanks diezi. Reading it as we speak.

For awhile now, I've noticed a little odd "tab" behavior. When I mouse-over a tab, to close it, there's no little "x" to click. I have to slid the mouse pointer over to an adjacent tab, then slide back, for it to appear.

Not a big deal, but still odd. Anyone else seeing this?

@burnout426 This is "regular" Opera on a laptop. I never do YouTube in Opera. I use Vivaldi for that. I never use Google Sheets. Just regular websites, like some guitar and/or music forums. Tech articles, food articles. Email, calendar, etc.

And like I said, in the past, I've dozens of tabs open, with no problem. This is a fairly new phenomenon. I had crash reports turned off. It's on now.

I'll see if I can post the version screenshot.

@Artie Doh! I found it. I had to turn on "synchronization" in both browsers.

@burnout426 Thanks. I didn't know about the shift+esc trick. I'll try that next time. This is an ASUS "gaming" laptop with 16GB ram.

I'm not sure how to interpret the "crashes" page.

BTW, Opera Air did it also last night. It's important to note that this is a new phenomena. My laptop hasn't changed, so I doubt it's a computer issue. I used to be able to have several dozen tabs open in one workspace, and several others in other workspaces. I keep my emails, calendar, etc, open in their own WS.

I'll try to get a crash report next time it happens. I have crash reporting turned on now in both browsers.

@Artie Ok. It just updated to 134.0.5954.56.

We'll see what happens. But as I mentioned, Opera Air did it too.

@burnout426 Hmmm. My Opera is saying it's up to date with the .46 version. I'll give it a little time.

@burnout426 Thanks. I didn't know about the shift+esc trick. I'll try that next time. This is an ASUS "gaming" laptop with 16GB ram.

I'm not sure how to interpret the "crashes" page.

BTW, Opera Air did it also last night. It's important to note that this is a new phenomena. My laptop hasn't changed, so I doubt it's a computer issue. I used to be able to have several dozen tabs open in one workspace, and several others in other workspaces. I keep my emails, calendar, etc, open in their own WS.

I'll try to get a crash report next time it happens. I have crash reporting turned on now in both browsers.

@burnout426 I can't really list dozens, (100's?) of websites. It's not any specific websites. It's just the fact that I used to be able to have many open, in several workspaces, and now it crashes if I do the same.

I think the bigger question is: Why is Opera "running out of memory?" Might I have some limiting factor set wrong in Windows?

@Artie Doh! I found it. I had to turn on "synchronization" in both browsers.

I use both of these. How can I sync them, so a bookmark in one shows up in the same folder as the other? And vice-versa? Thanks all.

Artie

@burnout426 This is "regular" Opera on a laptop. I never do YouTube in Opera. I use Vivaldi for that. I never use Google Sheets. Just regular websites, like some guitar and/or music forums. Tech articles, food articles. Email, calendar, etc.

And like I said, in the past, I've dozens of tabs open, with no problem. This is a fairly new phenomenon. I had crash reports turned off. It's on now.

I'll see if I can post the version screenshot.

I used to be able to have multiple, ( a dozen or so), tabs open, across multiple workspaces. For the last few months, If I only have a few open, Opera will tell me that the page is "out of memory." It shows me a "Reload page" button. I hit it and Opera crashes completely, losing everything I'm working on.

This is the error that will bump Opera from being my default browser.

@leocg By golly, you're right. Just by coincidence, I have a bunch of tabs open that don't support it. Found one that does, and there's my little "reading mode" book icon.

Thanks.

Did they do away with this? Did I miss the memo? I no longer have the little "book" icon in my address bar, and it isn't under [b]Menu>Page[/b] either. It also doesn't appear to be an option under "opera://flags/" either.

This is the up to date Opera One. Anyone know about this?