I wonder which implication this has for privacy and data security. If Opera's AI is given access to the content of my opened websites how can I be sure this is not going to leave my computer and that it will generally adhere to GDPR? Otherwise as interesting this sounds, I should have to leave Opera aside or just not use AI in it any longer. Would be great to learn more about that.

@Opera-QA-Team said in Opera 123:

@derschlingel: Hi, thank you for your opinion. Speed Dials suggestions show you websites that can be interesting for you. But, of course, if you don't like the functionality, it can be turned off in Settings (toggle 'Show Speed Dial suggestions').

Thank you very much for replying. Maybe I was unclear in my post. I was talking about site suggestions in the enhanced address bar. There in my humble opinion "Speed Dials" shouldn't be suggested as site.
I think you were talking about site suggestions on the Speed Dials itself which of course can be toggled off. But that's another case.

I'd like to bring to your attention another issue which almost certainly could also be considered a bug:

It's from the favorite websites suggestions:
I don't think it's intended that sites like "Speed Dials" and "Bookmarks" should appear here, in the case of "Speed Dials" even twice, once in English and once in German.
They didn't appear in earlier versions of Opera at all, or if so, only shortly after first installation until by surfing the web other websites appeared.
I wouldn't like "Speed Dials" to be suggested at all. So, in my eyes that also seems to be a bug.

Still the bug in the theme consistency:

As created and intended in the design maker (I chose red as for clarity):

And as it comes out: The tab doesn't appear in the lighter form of red, but in grey instead:

And you'll also see this inconsistency on the settings page even more so, where you should have a shade of red in the tabs and probably the same one as the background instead of the black.

I could replicate this with light theme as well, giving the tabs a slighly blueish theme. And it appeared independently on Windows and Mac.