I know it's super annoying to have old posts being bumped; but this feature has been driving me up a wall.

The inability to remove unnecessary search shortcuts is so painful. There will never be a time where I will search something on Amazon through my Opera search bar instead of Amazon's search bar on their website. I'd love to be able to remove it.

Opera always allows so many customization options, so it's so weird that this is one of the very view things you can't adjust within your browser - and it's a thing that causes a huge inconvenience. (At least on my end.)

As stated before, switching it to "tab" instead of "tab and space" does nothing. It's useless. If nothing else, have that be functional to some degree? So it has to be an intentional effort to search with the shortcut feature, instead of being forced onto me?

I've lost hundreds of bookmarks after a forced reset of the operating system on my end. This is devastating. I used Opera GX & Opera every single day, not having any indication that my data was not actively syncing. I was logged in (and if I wasn't, I wasn't aware of it and I wasn't visibly notified I was no longer logged in) and my browser was connected to the internet every day. I don't understand how it could fail so poorly or fail at notifying the user that it's no longer syncing.

If you login once, like with every other browser, you just do it the once. With Opera, it appears you have to login constantly for the gosh darn thing to actually function properly. The point of me syncing it is In case of data loss!

I love Opera, and I love everything it's done for me up until this point. But this has actually caused me to no longer use it as my primary browser and instead switching back to Chrome (RIP).

This legitimately sucks and I've never ever experienced this with another browser before. I can't even go back into the search history to find them again because that also doesn't sync, obviously.

I've lost hundreds of bookmarks after a forced reset of the operating system on my end. This is devastating. I used Opera GX & Opera every single day, not having any indication that my data was not actively syncing. I was logged in (and if I wasn't, I wasn't aware of it and I wasn't visibly notified I was no longer logged in) and my browser was connected to the internet every day. I don't understand how it could fail so poorly or fail at notifying the user that it's no longer syncing.

If you login once, like with every other browser, you just do it the once. With Opera, it appears you have to login constantly for the gosh darn thing to actually function properly. The point of me syncing it is In case of data loss!

I love Opera, and I love everything it's done for me up until this point. But this has actually caused me to no longer use it as my primary browser and instead switching back to Chrome (RIP).

This legitimately sucks and I've never ever experienced this with another browser before. I can't even go back into the search history to find them again because that also doesn't sync, obviously.

I know it's super annoying to have old posts being bumped; but this feature has been driving me up a wall.

The inability to remove unnecessary search shortcuts is so painful. There will never be a time where I will search something on Amazon through my Opera search bar instead of Amazon's search bar on their website. I'd love to be able to remove it.

Opera always allows so many customization options, so it's so weird that this is one of the very view things you can't adjust within your browser - and it's a thing that causes a huge inconvenience. (At least on my end.)

As stated before, switching it to "tab" instead of "tab and space" does nothing. It's useless. If nothing else, have that be functional to some degree? So it has to be an intentional effort to search with the shortcut feature, instead of being forced onto me?