When I click on a link and the current page is overwritten, I cannot return to the previous page at the exact location the link is located. This is a brutal time waster. Is there a way around this issue? Thx!

I have been around long enough to know how devastating disk crashed can be especially when apps hide data in places you don't think of backing up.

With this in mind, what do I need to back up so that after a disk crash I can get Opera back to it's pre-crash state? This means bookmarks and pintboard layouts at a minimum. History, etc., would be nice, but not necessary.

I need to make sure my cloud backup services is getting the correct files and I need to know that they can be restored so the post-crash Opera reads them.

TIA for any advice.

I work across 4 workspaces on Win 10 and probably have 30-40 Opera tabs open at a time over 4 instances of opera, one per workspace. One and exactly one panel needs the side bar off so that I do not have to do horizontal scrolling on a data set.

When I turn off the side bar it gets all of my panels across all of my workspaces. I like the side bar and just want to get rid of it on one panel. If there isn't a way to do this, could it be added in a future release?