It used to work on Facebook, and on really long articles - like a wikipedia page that's had a bunch of categories expanded. It no longer even shows up. Ever.

Basic system info is as follows:
Os: Ubuntu Linux 14.10
Arch: x64
Opera: 35.0.2066.82

I've been fighting with this for a while. I have flash working - sort of. When I go to about://plugins it shows: "Shockwave Flash 99.999 r999". Adobe site tells me I have 19,0,0,185 installed. The readme file in the download tarball says it's "Flash Player 11 for Linux Version 11.2.202.616"

Already you can see my confusion, but it gets worse. I have a softlink for libflashplayer.so in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/opera/plugins/. Removing that softlink, however, and restarting the browser doesn't change anything. Flash still works (sort of) and the versions reported by opera and Adobe.com stay the same.

Even more to the point, the forms tell me that opera uses PPAPI version of Flash, which is not available (from adobe.com, at least) for Linux. So... I give up. Can someone please help me out and tell me what I need to download and where I need to put it?

I'm not looking to change the mime type, however, I prefer not to rely on the operating system to figure out what application I want to use for certain mime-types. I much prefer to specify it in the browser.

Mine never saves the passwords for sites, and I don't see a setting to enable/disable this feature.

Is there a password manager for the mobile version?

In my opinion that is a very serious design flaw. Come to think of it, a huge step backward since I'm pretty sure earlier version had that option.

I can not find where I would configure file associations for Opera 32. Specifically I'm trying to get it to open .torrent files with Deluge. Right now, the only option I have is to download the file.