Sooo, I'm moving from my Samsung SM-J500FN to my new Samsung SM-J530F (That is, Samsung Galaxy J5 2015 and 2017).

On both phonese I have: Opera, version 42.7.2246.114996

Now... At some point Opera went through a huge overhaul and after that copying Speed Dial from one device to another has seemed impossible. The Opera account does not seem to help at all.

Only now I realised that the silly grey icon (cloud, circling arrows) in the Speed Dial allows me to access "other Speed Dials". OK, that's cool, it's there, then. (Not in a very intuitive fashion, I might add. To Whom do I complain, anyway?).

So, it turns out I can apparently copy individual items from one of the "other Speed Dials" to the main Speed Dial of my new phone...

... Buuuuut is there a way to copy an ENTIRE "other Speed Dial" into the new phone's main speed dial? Would be much faster.

I've looked at the Bookmarks folder thing, but if the method exists, it simply doesn't present itself to me. Any help here?

This is on several Samsung Android phones, the latest Opera version being 82.3.4342.79590 and pretty much all the older version.

We Know we opened the tab so we need a way to dismiss this notification (and any notification that works in a similar fashion). We aren't ready to Switch but this notification is blocking the site menus occasianally.

Perhaps an X in the upper corner or just, you know, ability to swipe it away? I'm surprised this never occurred to anyone that timed notifications that can't be dismissed would be irritating.

Please? Pretty please?

Legit usability issue, I say.

Eh. No. They're not fixing anything based on one user's report. They need to get a flood of the same bug occurring. Otherwise it doesn't appear in a significant volume, right? I might be wrong here, of course.

I've made the bug report. Have you?

Pages still reload only partially when Refresh is used. The damn top bar still refuses to appear upon scroll-up and the navigation buttons are still absent on phone.

So the third one is not strictly speaking a bug, but...

.... no one's going to address bugs, are they?

That ain't an Opera thing, I believe. It's web design. I experience this on my desktop on a different browser, so...

I'll pipe in about this. I haven't experienced that particular problem, but yes, the toolbar used to work better. Now it's unreachable.

@miyukiwork said in Opera for Android 44:

@jerryteacup said in Opera for Android 44:

Scrolling up to summon the top toolbar doesn't work. Doong that in any speed used to do it, now it seems like I can only do it by a very aggressive scroll-up. Not good.

Any example site? It will help us fix the issue faster.

EVERYWHERE! You changes something fundamentally, obviously. This problem exists also on my tablet.

Refreshing pages doesn't work properly. On some pages like Yahoo! Mail some elements turn blank after refreshing.

This is a known issue, and we are looking into it.

Also, take a look at the interface on mobile phone. You have not one but TWO menus but the navigation buttons are hidden. Why. How'bout re-thinking that? Accounts and bookmarks would work nicely from one single menu.

From reading your comment, you are on a mobile phone, but chose to use Tablet layout. Any reason why you chose that layout? Unfortunately, tablet layout on mobile phone still have some challenges.

Simple. Tabs are on top on every browser I use. Previous version had the layout well thought out. Now you broke it.

Scrolling up to summon the top toolbar doesn't work. Doong that in any speed used to do it, now it seems like I can only do it by a very aggressive scroll-up. Not good.

Refreshing pages doesn't work properly. On some pages like Yahoo! Mail some elements turn blank after refreshing.

Also, take a look at the interface on mobile phone. You have not one but TWO menus but the navigation buttons are hidden. Why. How'bout re-thinking that? Accounts and bookmarks would work nicely from one single menu.

Easy friends. The new version is buggy. The quick scroll-up to summon the toolbar doesn't work.

So be happy with the previous one.