@andrew84: Quick Access feature is temporarily disabled in the new address bar drop down.
Address bar drop down is the key feature of every browser, thus we need to do refactor and redesign step by step.
Apparently Quick Access after release in stable version some time ago was used by fraction number of users. Despite that we decided to keep it for Developer users.
Today we need to make this step of releasing Address Bar Dropdown in current state and continue to work on it.

@scholle1309 We're working on ways to improve the address bar experience, to make it more organized and easier to use. We expect an update by the end of next week which will make it smoother and quicker to access your history from the address bar."

Thank you, I will report this issue.

@al-tair said in Add the possibility to add directly images in Opera Bug Wizard:

Add the possibility to add directly images (screenshots) in Opera Bug Wizard with copy/paste function. It is quite annoying to have to get the return email and send back the screenshot.

I think it would be a nice idea, since screenshots sometimes shows more that written description. We'll consider this since we're going to improve Opera Bug Wizard anyway. Thanks!

If you’re on Debian or Ubuntu and are using Opera’s official repositories for desktop, you might have received the following error while updating your system:

E: The repository 'https://deb.opera.com/opera-developer stable InRelease' has changed its 'Origin' value from 'Opera Software ASA' to 'Opera Software AS'.
N: This must be accepted explicitly before updates for this repository can be applied. See the apt-secure(8) man-page for details.
The error simply states that Opera has changed its company name from 'Opera Software ASA' to 'Opera Software AS'.

To fix this issue in order to continuing using this repository, run: “sudo apt update”
You will then be prompted to accept the new Origin of the repository:
Do you want to accept these changes and continue updating from this repository? [y/N]
Fin.

Thank you for your reports. The problem was solved and backported to Stable branch. The fix will be available with the next provided update.

Hi,

Thank you very for your feedback. This week we've improved this mechanism and now there are two cases which will prevent unexpected changes to your bookmarks bar. The first is that you have manually turned off the bookmarks bar. The second case is that you have removed the suggested bookmark links which popped up recently.

If your bookmarks bar is still experiencing unexpected changes, please file a bug report so we can fix the problem for all users.

@andrew84: We've changed to 4 weeks cycle now.

@kathyb We're sorry this happened to you and I see how disappointing it can be. We should do better.
We're looking into this issue and are determined to fix this.
Until we do, we encourage you to use Synchronisation or turn on sharing of individual Pinboards to make sure they're not lost.

@vegelund Hi, this is a solution we've introduced in Opera 85, https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2022/02/opera-85-0-4338-0-developer-update/.

@antonio1678: Changelog was fixed now and the date is correct. Thanks.

@indiqazzz: Can you send crashID?

@ralf-brinkmann: we're aware of this and our developer is working on a solution.

@nanana1: You need to install Opera 95 manually or update the operating system.

@dnzrzx34 no, they are not enabled by default after update by automatic update.

@himmelssheriff: Thanks!

@francehelders Sorry for that - we will update all streams on Monday.

@kened: The changelog is online now, sorry. And the blog page is still in progress but all comments and suggestions were reported. Stay tuned.

@chas4: It's fixed now.

@vladbabinets: It's correct. See https://developer.chrome.com/docs/privacy-sandbox/user-agent/ for details.