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xirit32: Very handy tool. Thank you. It appears that Opera is using 1.79 GB of RAM with four tabs open. After restarting Opera dropped it to about 1.5 GB.
Is there a way to view Opera's total processing power usage? For example the Windows Task Manager lists several entries for Opera; in my case 27. In the browser Shift+Esc has more detailed information, but still doesn't list the processing power as a whole.Is there a way to view the processing power usage as one number?
Yes! That is exactly where they were! It appears that deleted bookmarks do appear as a suggestion in your address bar. After I emptied my trash they stopped showing up. That had been driving me crazy for a while. Much appreciated, thank you 
When I type letters into the address bar I will see an icon to the left of the dropdown list of suggestions. It may be a history icon or a heart icon or a speed dial icon.
If I see something with a heart icon I can go to my bookmarks (opera:bookmarks) and search for the address of the article to see where it was located in my bookmarks, but it does not always show up when I search for it.
Is there a reason why this might be? Could it be a book mark suggestion or a false positive or in a Opera 12.00 and earlier version of my bookmarks or maybe I am searching incorrectly? I am copying and pasting the address (with the heart icon to the left) into the search bar of the bookmarks page, but the result does not come up, but it always shows up when I type in those few characters of a particular address.
Any ideas?
I decided to look into this a little more. The borders that I see around Opera when maximized is seen in all windows including internet explorer or notepad when "span displays with surround" is turned on. I understand this as an Nvidia issue.
The span displays with surround is very useful, if not required, when playing games in full screen across all browsers. This also means that a user needs to be able to switch between using three displays separately when not gaming to "span displays with surround" quite frequently which requires many steps each time.
Oddly enough, using span displays with surround also plays havoc with the start menu when the start menu is not on the left most display. The colors and transparency can make many items difficult and sometimes impossible to read.
One helpful thread is https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/523424/nvidia-surround/switching-between-surround-and-34-standard-34-in-a-non-painful-way-/
Here are a few promising links I am looking into:
https://www.displayfusion.com/Compare/ $25
DisplayFusion allows for easily toggling between display profiles.
http://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/download $10
WindowBlinds allows for greater control over Windows themes.
http://www.splitview.com $39
Allows surround mode to behave like multiple displays. Less of a fan of this option, but worth mentioning.
Currently, I have keyboard shortcuts in the Nvidia control panel turned on. This allows me to use "ctrl+alt+s" to switch from standard to surround. This same command does not allow me to switch back to standard for some reason. To easily switch back to standard I go to Nvidia control panel, click on "Configure Surround, PhysX", click on the Configure button, and then click on "disable surround" button.
There should be an easier way to do this which is apparently possible with DisplayFusion, however, I have not tried it yet and I am somewhat reluctant to pay the $25 to try it out although there is a free trial period.
Anyway, this is where I am at so far. I'll probably dabble around with all of this a little bit more before I leave things be.
Closing observations: It may be possible to fix this with exotic custom themes using the free WindowBlinds 10 (compatible with Windows 7 as well as 10). The paid version will allow users to create custom themes. Another option is to look into editing Windows shell files or possibly with command line switches.
http://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/
http://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/
I plan to stop digging further into this issue here.
OK, so far I have learned that the border is a resizable border that is in effect when using multiple monitors on Windows 7 (at least) with Nvidia "Span displays with Surround" checked.
The resizable border is useless since the browser can't be moved to other monitors when Surround is enabled and the browser is maximized. This appears to be a bug with Chromium since it appears with Google Chrome as well. This does not appear with IE.
I will try to post again when I learn more.
I already tried that, but thanks for the suggestion. It may be a bit, but if and when I figure it out I will post my solution here.
I am getting closer to figuring this out. It has to do with theme settings for Windows 7 and probably later. To remove the border you need to set Active Window Border to 0. Currently, the lowest possible value is 1. I am trying to figure out how to set it to 0.
spoke too soon. Issue just resolved itself.
This has been occuring ever since I added two other monitors several months ago. CTRL + Shift + N has no effect. Clean profile using the link you provided had no effect either. The border still exists in all cases. F11 does work however.
When I used VPN it briefly corrected the issue, but only for maybe 30 minutes.
Opera 45 (45.0.2552.881)
Windows 7 64 bit
no anti virus, etc.
All extensions disabled.
Triple Monitor (resolution: 5760x1080)
Maximized mode (not F11 full screen mode) has a border around it as seen in the following image. Is there a way to correct this?
I would love to see the option to remove "x" on the right side of tabs. They are not really needed as the middle click will get rid of them and it is too easy to accidentally click the "x" for users who need to to quickly switch from one tab to the next.
As near as I can tell, it was Site Settings plugin that was not allowing me to run Opera. Uninstalling and reinstalling it after the browser was installed seems to have fixed the issue.
I have Windows 7x64. I do not use windows updates or Firewalls except for Netnanny.
I just installed O35 and it will not load. I have installed the offline version, auto update version, restarted my computer, installed O34, reinstalled O35. O35 will not run. It cycles for a moment and then shuts down. There is no window. It merely displays in the task manager for a few seconds and then closes.
Is anyone else experiencing this?
I am going to try a few more things to try and get this to work.
My original thought is that it has something to do with th speed dials, but when I change the values and relaunch the browser I do not notice any difference in the speed dials or when I create new speed dials.
Does anyone know what they do?
I can log in, but it is like I am logged out the moment I go anywhere. I can see my account, but the top three "subscribe now", username, and gear located at the top right are missing.
At least I know it is something on my end and not Opera's or the NYTimes' end. I'll look into this further on my end when I get home from work.
In particular I am trying to get logged in to http://www.nytimes.com/ but Opera is currently unsupported. It works just fine in Chrome, Firefox, and IE though.
Virtually every blog post from the developers has had numerous comments from people who attack and belittle Opera as well as those commenters that are supportive of Opera. This is against the blog's Commenting Policy and I want to encourage the removal of these off topic and harassing comments to the blogs.
If the time is not available to moderate these inflammatory comments I would like to recommend making one of the frequent commenters to be made a moderator. I recommend SuperTommy and L33t4opera for this position.
I would have liked to post this as a private message, but that option is not currently available on this forum.
