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@johnywhy

Screen resolution also helps.

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some examples

https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/custom-style-script/

with

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Others:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/advanced-page-injector-pl/fmeejpkpickglppdkmoimngnmpkdllao

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/asset-injector-google-chr/obpidgojggdbmochnlgiejlhiepgfmpb

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/my-style/ljdhjpmbnkbengahefamnhmegbdifhlb

What type of bookmarks did you choose to import? The option only makes sense with certain types...

Solved!
thx

@johnywhy I don't think so.

You see the three dots at the bottom of the post? You click on that and a menu appears with options such as Bookmark, Edit (if you are allowed to edit that post), etc., and Report post to moderator. Alternatively you could send any of the moderators a private message - I've had users ask me to correct typos in their posts by PM.

@leocg i think it's more accurate to say,
"clear the find box on the 2nd tab before pressing F3"

it doesn't matter if the 2nd tab's search field is open, for F3 to work. The search field on the 2nd tab can be open-- F3 will repeat the search from the first tab.

But only if the search field on the 2nd tab is empty.

Solved.

thx

more info on Disks application:

https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Disks

requires that you can run gnome software,

@johnywhy Like what for example?

Same here (debian testing x64, opera 54, openbox, no compositing), with opera's hardware acceleration disabled or enabled.

If feels a bit faster when using ctrl and +/- instead of ctrl and scroll wheel up/down.

Discussions on Neon go here

And requests belong to Suggestions Box.

I don't think so either. However, you can right-click in the mail panel and set "show messages from" to a certain account so that views (like "All Messages/Unread" or "All Messages/Received" show only messages from that account. You can also right-click on the mail panel toolbar, goto customize and add the account selector drop-down to do the same thing. Just note that it resets to "all" on startup. You can also put account's in groups and select a group to show.

That method works best with POP, but it'll still work with IMAP. It will just show messages from all IMAP folders (that aren't specially set on the "IMAP" tab in the account's properties). But, that's great for reading messages, especially if you use "Unread". It takes some getting use to though if you're used to dealing with IMAP folders directly.

thx, i confused "panel header" with "preview pane header".

thx!
the full answer is:

look in the main "All Messages > draft folder", in the upper Mail list, your drafts should be there waiting to be send or dragged to the draft folder of the IMAP Account.

You should be able to do most of that - other than opera:config - with Opera Mail, the changes that would have been done in opera:config will have to be done in operaprefs.ini directly.

Correct. There's this way to add opera:config to Opera Mail, but I figured it would just be easier to download Opera 12 to take a look at opera:config.

the changes that would have been done in opera:config will have to be done in operaprefs.ini directly.

Correct.

Can't happen. Some background program must be doing it.

To check, click on the recent apps button. On recent versions of Android there should be an 'x' on each app that can be used to close it, though I think in older versions you could still long-press to get a menu and do it that way. Either way, you can actually close Opera, in which case it won't be able to start itself. If it is still being started after that, some other program is starting it.

In the panel under All messages the list runs Unread, Received, Pinned, ...