Workspaces should be have different sessions and cookies, like the "Firefox Multi-account Container" extension. This will make workspaces more useful, after all it is common to use specific accounts for work and other accounts for private things.

Benchmark about workspaces with multi account:

• https://ghostbrowser.com/
• https://community.brave.com/t/equivalent-of-multi-account-containers-or-temporary-containers-extension-ff/135573

@leocg Useless concept unfortunately.

@leocg Switching profiles as it is in Chrome is not feasible for anyone who performs activities on different accounts during the day. Opera GX is similar to this and not solve this difficulty.

@seanchiggins Yes. I work for two companies and do some volunteer work. So this solution helps to organize multiple workspaces (since I use different accounts for each company).

Today I'm stuck on Firefox as it's the only one that has a similar feature, using the Firefox Multi-account Container extension. But if you had that isolation in Opera's workspaces, it would be much more intuitive.

@leocg Yes. It's not made for that yet. But should be. Will be much more useful.

Most videos don't work. If I copy libffmpeg.so from Chrome it works correctly. So it's a problem with the video codecs.

There are a lot of people complaining about this problem since version 66. It is simply impossible to use Opera until this problem is fixed.

Below are some of the references I found on the forum itself.

• https://forums.opera.com/topic/58793/videos-except-on-youtube-are-not-playing?_=1682623121578
• https://forums.opera.com/topic/38684/opera-cannot-play-videos-almost-any-videos/31?_=1682623121576
• https://forums.opera.com/topic/61922/opera-one-does-not-play-video-on-linux

Workspaces should be have different sessions and cookies, like the "Firefox Multi-account Container" extension. This will make workspaces more useful, after all it is common to use specific accounts for work and other accounts for private things.