Delete this post anyway:)

Weird smooth scrollin was adapted to opera - i thought it was opera but kind of windows updated did reset to my perfonamce settings...

Nevermind, need to invistigate before I post again:P

One more thing. If anyone was so stubborn to look for it - is there an option to go back to hardscroll?

Let me add. When I make a website and a client says how nicely it scrolls then I mount scripts, I'm not telling him to install other browser because other people may scream about that movement.

I don't like this poor smooth-scroll. It comes from firefox, who needs no control over his finger when moving mouse wheel?!

Well, connection and solid PC.
When you reset Opera, reset anything, you keep your mind (at most times) that you haven't lost your data. Keep with that because you may do regret:) Moreover, if that kind of cache would be initialized, prepare for your HD being blown off, either it is ssd which gives supreme level.

Ok, there it is. Google style, so invisibility upon functionality. Let's get back to Opera then. Tell me guys, what is the current behavior for ctrl+tab then? (I do remind, at work after upgrades it goes on, tab by tab, here on win10 it goes back to previous, which works same as ctrl+~, so what the ...

From my opera exp., ctrl+tab was different than anywhere else, should go forward. They give an option with ~which allows to use prev. one, then there are shorts from chrome, ctrl+1,2... wtf I ask? Don't get me wrong, I feel different behaviors on diff systems. Still, Opera has a great advantage over all browsers at all. But firefox, this one is a poor peace of shit that cannot even use its interpreter to correctly read css/tokens/whatever and turn it into proper visual syntax.

So good it keeps with 'kind of standards' in this WEB-CHAOS, same time it gives opera developers a hard time, only because there is no standard:)

More, is there really no 'edit' option in this forum?

Besides, through updates i've found alt+tab working like non-sense, once it worked fine, then it tuned up to something else.