Re: Please return the old Opera looks
First, if I've posted this in the wrong place it's cos I don't know what I'm doing, ok. Like many people I have hundreds (thousands?) of bookmarks, arranged with folders on the bar then folders-within-folders etc. With the "new look" there is now a huge gap between the icon and the folder or link name, most of which disappears off the right because also the width of the drop-down does not expand to fit. Am working round this for now by having the bookmarks menu permanently open in my l/h tab. A slow but reliable way to find what I want. If you don't fix this I may be driven to use Edge but I'd rather stay with Opera.

I am not 6 years old. I don't want silly little pictures on my tabs. I must find a way to get rid of them.

I am not 6 years old. I don't want silly little pictures on my tabs. I must find a way to get rid of them.

@isanynameavailable Am replying to myself so anyone reading knows what I'm on about. Opera has now updated, the bookmarks now expand so you can actually read the names. Once again my bookmark folders on the toolbar can act as drop-down menus, instead of having to navigate through the Bookmarks page. This was my only issue (I have no interest in islands etc) so for me the Browser remains useful. I am so pleased, but why couldn't they just leave well alone?

Re: Please return the old Opera looks
First, if I've posted this in the wrong place it's cos I don't know what I'm doing, ok. Like many people I have hundreds (thousands?) of bookmarks, arranged with folders on the bar then folders-within-folders etc. With the "new look" there is now a huge gap between the icon and the folder or link name, most of which disappears off the right because also the width of the drop-down does not expand to fit. Am working round this for now by having the bookmarks menu permanently open in my l/h tab. A slow but reliable way to find what I want. If you don't fix this I may be driven to use Edge but I'd rather stay with Opera.