Oh, and I'm on Windows 7 64-bit.

I was having problems playing video reviews on Amazon - the videos would stop after a minute or two with an indefinite playback error - so I decided to follow the advice in this thread: installed latest Flash, enabled the run all content for plugins option, and now the problem is even worse. Now there's no play/arrow button on any of the videos, so I can't even start playing them now.

I did, leocg, but didn't stumble across anything. Pretty sure at this point that, because of this and a couple other small but constant annoyances with Opera, I probably won't be sticking with it much longer. Thanks for replying, though.

Beeping? I've been using Opera for about two weeks now and haven't heard any beeping. Hmm

Yeah, it's decisions like that that really make you scratch your head and wonder how the devs ever thought that was a good idea. Hmm....

So...I'm guessing it just isn't possible? Either that or no one here can be bothered to type a few words to put me out of my misery?

You're welcome. It would probably be better, certainly more intuitive, if they had the option under Bookmarks, but at least when you do know where it is it's no big deal.

Menu/More tools/Import bookmarks and settings/Bookmarks HTML file (from the drop-down menu)

What exactly did it "take over"? Aside from opening web pages, there's nothing else I imagine it would be opening by default. And you can easily set one of your other browsers as default, if that's what you want.

Hi. I'd just like to know if there's a way to open a find-box in Opera, to search a page, that doesn't require constantly clicking Ctrl-F. As it is now, this is the only way I know of to search a page in the browser, and you have to keep doing it for every new page and tab. I thought I'd get used to after a while - doesn't seem to be that big a deal, right? - but if anything I'm getting increasingly annoyed with it. Maybe I use this function much more than most people, but I often find myself having to constantly click ctrl-f, over and over and over. I'd just like it to stay open across pages and tabs the way way it does with Firefox, until I choose to close it. Is there a way to do this within the browser, or an addon that will allow it? TIA!