@siloo10 I second that Idea.

I just googled for it and found this thread.
I am not joining the discusion of PDF-reader being Chromium-based or not, the expresion of the Idea remains the same.

I found my self reading the same PDF (reports, instructions, manuals, government docs, etc.) on the same cite referenced by another ones, and if I download every single one of them to disk and annotate them, then I wont even remember that it is there as it doesn't keeps an URL association nor is linked by a document.

I believe this suggested annotations feature should somehow be stored as cookies, or anything userspace-related, instead of stored into the file itself, appliable to any static content, and synced with user personal-data.

It would improve the internet-reading experience a lot.

I find the translator kind of useless and slow.
It would be supper nice to have it working nicely so I wouldn't need for Reverso.

In my case, I speak spanish, usually read in english and/or dutch.

• If I want to translate an english word, I most certainly would like into spanish.
• If I want to translate a dutch word, either spanish, english or both, would help.
• While if translating a spanish word, then into english with some synonyms, or dutch.

@leocg If I delete and manually add individual entries for each website, a painful job, the problem at the 2nd image persist, where the wrong password entries is being picked up, due to the same domain address. As in the example of Philips and ThermoFisher above.

@leocg Yeah. I can not edit or change the wrong ones with wrong links. Just delete, as said.

@leocg Thanks Leo.
I won't dive into it much more, but it is really annoying.
Actually is the best example of use to store low-risky passwords that I don't need to remember.
Opera sadly doesn't provide a way to 'edit' the pages associated to that password entry into multiple ones. Therefore, I can not even manually fix it, but just delete it or ignore it.

@leocg Ok, so this means that it won't be solved any time soon, right?

@leocg I have a long time not using other browsers. However I believe that they don't share password management system, but only the rendering stuff.

Opera password storing functions are not-working easy with myworkdayjobs.com platform and other career platforms with subdomains.

When a new password is added because I filled my profile in a new website managed by the same main domain, in this case myworkdayjobs, it will be added to a previous entry related to another company.

Once this is done, the password for the other company is changed and lost.

It is also not possible to edit that entry and remove one address from it.
The entire password entry has to be deleted and created again by hand.

This example is just with 2 companies, as I have already deleted another one with about 7.

Hi @bbildman, It will work with a windows abstraction layer for 32bits apps, WoW64, while Opera itself will use less RAM and loading time into memory will also be faster. I always prefer to use 32bits applications where ever possible.
The shortest reasoning is that most running processes don't require addressing more than 4Gb of Ram and the cost of doing it is to double the size of every single variable at programming level, which is quite expensive for things like "hypertext processing".
Have a nice day

@siloo10 I second that Idea.

I just googled for it and found this thread.
I am not joining the discusion of PDF-reader being Chromium-based or not, the expresion of the Idea remains the same.

I found my self reading the same PDF (reports, instructions, manuals, government docs, etc.) on the same cite referenced by another ones, and if I download every single one of them to disk and annotate them, then I wont even remember that it is there as it doesn't keeps an URL association nor is linked by a document.

I believe this suggested annotations feature should somehow be stored as cookies, or anything userspace-related, instead of stored into the file itself, appliable to any static content, and synced with user personal-data.

It would improve the internet-reading experience a lot.

Please add support to sync notes as bookmarks or "passwords", or do throu a cloud service like GDrive. Some minimal markdown would be very much appreciated too, like bold or headers.