When multiple tabs are opened, I can’t move the browser window around because there’s not enough space left on the title bar.
Chrome, on the other hand, still gives you something to grab onto :

"How to disable this 10-second splash screen?"

Find this executable file and rename its extension.

@burnout426 - thanks. It worked.

Browsers should have this feature built-in since our passwords and card information are stored by some browsers these days.

Replaced Lock PW. This by far the best browser lock I found for Opera.

"How to disable this 10-second splash screen?"

Find this executable file and rename its extension.

How to disable this 10-second splash screen? Any steps to follow that will work other than switching to Firefox?

@vegelund said in Search suggestions > make optional:

Where did you find that check list and settings icon?

I enabled the flag as recommended in the previous answers. It worked. After updating to the newest version (101.0.4843.25), the settings icon appeared.

Several months prior to posting this topic, I have been sending multiple suggestions to Dev team through this tiny feature, telling them to make search suggestions optional:

But the search option settings were added several hours after I posted this topic.

The new update has added this option. Thanks for the immediate addition of useful features.

Opera One(version: 101.0.4843.25)

Update stream:Stable
System:Windows 11 64-bit
Chromium version:115.0.5790.102

I have plenty of Speed Dial folders. The recent updates allow users to set a custom image for a Speed Dial entry but not for Folders.

Could be helpful if this option is added in the future.
I love the New Opera One, especially the tab islands.

Opera One
(version: 101.0.4843.25)
System:Windows 11 64-bit
Chromium version:115.0.5790.102

Image 1: Option to set custom image for a webpage

Image 2: Option to set custom image for a Speed Dial folder is not yet available

@bossmartin said in Bookmark visible only in speed dial:

see my bookmarks only when I am in speed dial

In old versions, when bookmark bar is hidden, Opera automatically unhides the bookmark bar when a new blank tab is opened. For several users, that kind of workflow is beneficial and a time-saver.

Since "that" behavior is gone, I end up assigning "CTRL+W" for hiding/unhiding the bookmarks bar.

@burnout426 - thanks. It worked.

@leocg - I can't find where. I simply use my phone with Google assistant for quick searches and conversions for now.