@leocg Yes, I know, but you could try an agreement with Google or other companies

@leocg Worked, but ... I think is more easy for everyone if the Opera already allowed the translation as it does in Google Chrome

Instant Search is a very good option, but honestly I think it would work better if it did not take up the entire screen as this is pretty much the same thing as opening a new tab.
My suggestion would be to use the Opera sidebar for Instant Search(like how the Cortana work in the Edge), so we could search for something quickly without losing other information on the screen and this would be VERY useful in conversations (imagine being able to grab a picture quickly on the panel and simply just drag it into the conversation).

@rudrick said in Auto Page Translate:

there is extensions...
there's one really good that's open source.

Extensions "poorly done" and it would be much more useful for Opera to have such a feature natively because it would work better than the available extensions (where most only translate small phrases, use the old Google Translator template that does not yet support machine learning, etc)

After updating R2, when you click the shortcut to focus on the address bar, Opera does not select the entire address

@jbrandon said in Option of a button to report a malicious website / fake news site:

@guilherm456 For articles in the newsfeed, you can report the individual content. If we notice a pattern from certain sources while moderating flags, we will likely ban the source.

For going to the website, I agree that would be an interesting tag to have in the URL bar if the site is considered unreliable or fake. Would be an interesting extension to make!

@leocg said in Option of a button to report a malicious website / fake news site:

@guilherm456 Opera already has some partnership to protect the users against malicious sites but there is no way to directly report them.

Yes, I know that it is possible to report individually (I for example have reported many links that I considered malicious using the Netcraft website as you suggest), but I think it would be much easier to have an option to report those sites directly through the Opera menu, as it happens on Microsoft Edge

In the current years we live with constant threats from websites containing viruses / malware and sites containing fake news, so it would be interesting for the Opera team to add a button on the Opera menu to report a site. And even partner with Google to submit the reported sites for Google analysis and add to the Safe Browsing blacklist

@vegelund Of course, but who don't like of an economical and good car?

@leocg said in GPU process consuming lots of RAM:

@guilherm456 But it's impacting the performance or causing any problems? RAM usage by itself doesn't mean much.

Yes, I agree with "RAM usage by itself doesn't mean much", but I started use the Opera because he is light. About the question: Not really, I just created the post for warn the team about the usage

@leocg Oh really? I admired Opera for being light, it had not gotten to consume this number of RAM (3 open tabs = more than 1GB of RAM), not even Chrome which is famous for the excessive use of memory is at that level of consumption