@leocg I can report that MANY sites have chosen to ask me to login again, and when I do the site will allow me in, the next time I go there, all is perfect. Other times not. For instance I had to reset my password on one, even though I entered the correct data. Others just make me login even if I had used the "remember me" box ticked previously. There is definitely something going on wherein many sites do not recognize my new Opera as me, as if some cookies had been deleted.

If this was jut one site, I wouldn't have posted, but this is happening at MANY, but not ALL.

Let me give you and example, I logged in toe a site I use, and instead of logging me in, it asked me to do one of those visual picture things, (click on all the photos that has an street sign in it, etc etc), as if it did not recognize my browser.

Weird.

Ever since O was updated, MANY MANY web sites which have been automatically logged me in (including this one) ask for me to log in again, then after that it returns to the norm. I am NOT saying O forgets my log in data, but rather why is Opera doing this for many sites??

@mmichel Bottom line, I'll bet dollars to donuts that with the criticisms about "no bookmarks" - either they will include bookmarks in the next Touch updates or at some point discontinue Touch, and incorporate Touch features in the Opera for Android up the road. IMO, Touch is not something many will opt for, in addition to Opera for Android.

@jtgd At the end of the day, I do not believe Touch is meant to REPLACE Opera Browser for Andorid, but to rather supplement it for those who want this kind of Web browser. For me, I will stick to the BROWSER, it's seems that Opera Browswer (Android) is still being developed, I see forum posts about O46 Beta etc. - so there will be updates to our current OBFA

The Beta Version is available on Google Play::

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.opera.browser.beta

Opera browser beta 46.0.2246.126895

@azotovant said in Where are the bookmarks.:

I've submitted a comment in this topic and it haven't been posted for some reason. Can someone explain why the Bookmarks were removed from the new browser? It seems to me that just saying that it's not relevant anymore is not a good answer. I've been using Opera for a very long time and I would like to use Opera Touch but I would like to have Bookmarks feature available and easy to access. Otherwise I'm not using it, staying on the old version or switching to other alternatives, which are plenty out there.

Not sure, but Touch does not mean the end of the development of Opera Browser for Android. Personally I have no plans to install Touch and will continue with the normal Android Opera Browser, which has served me well.

@leocg You say, "For me, bookmarks should have been removed from browsers a long time ago and I've been saying it since a while.
They simply don't make that much sense nowadays "

Disagree with you, Leo. I have MANY arcane bookmarks that took me a long time to discover that involved MUCH searching. To abandon those bookmarks would be a kind of browser suicide for me. Who wants to try to retrace the steps I took to have found those sites in the first place, much work went into finding them

@leocg I think this is funny, because there are MANY other folks that have complained about this issue, Google has NEVER addressed it....and funny because I may have to search for an extension that disables this.

Well...I hve tried every popup blocker offered, and nothing works, this is a function that obviously Google does not want to offer a choice to disable.

Thanks anyway

Not sure what you mean by this, Leo. I do not see anything that allows this pop-up to be disabled at all.

for instance here's a page that has been translated into English from Spanish, putting your cursor in ANY text pops up the "Original Spanish Text" balloon.

I read a lot of Spanish newspapers, involving the Web page translation using Google Translate. What REALLY irks me is the incessant pop-up that displays "Original Spanish Text" whenever my cursor hovers over a translated phrase, or paragraph. I have searched far and wide for a solution as to how to disable this, including perusing Google groups etc, but alas have come up with nothing that solves this issue (many posts everywhere complaining bout this and a lack of solution)

So...has anyone come across a way to disable this in Opera??

Thnks

@burnout426 Asking for the moon I yam, the best would be if the user agent switcher (the one where you have to run it in white list mode for individual sites) allowed you to switch agents to Chrome for web site X and then to make it possible to automatically switch to a different assigned user agent for a different site. But I think once you have the normally accepted user agent (Chrome, IE, Firefox etc) enabled in using it in while list mode for the sites you need it for, you are good to go.

And the first one you pointed me to is EXCELLENT.

Thanks for your input, Burnout.