Links are always opened on an active tab so there's no way you see Speed Dial page, instead of the one you're about to open from external app. What's your operating system @fhwendland?

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.

Hi,
Please go to profile path: Profile: /Users/[user_name]/Library/Application Support/com.operasoftware.Opera
and delete whole folder.

It's the sidebar that is pinned and stays visible when fullscreen mode is enabled. Try unpinning the sidebar and the full screen will be without it.

You can run Opera from Terminal with --disable-update parameter.
Anyway, from security reason, I advise to update regularly.

Thank you for your report, we're already working on it.

Thank you for your report. I'll put this issue in our bugs system.

Thank you for your suggestion. We'll discuss it on our weekly meeting

Hi, @xblackberry44x , in Opera 53 we've changed the certificate it uses to sign the Opera binary, which in turn was changed because Opera's company name changed from Opera Software ASA to Opera Software AS. You're being signed off, because OS wants you to verify that you're sure you want Opera to access data that was originally created with an application with a different certificate (still Opera).

You can verify that Opera was really signed by Opera Software AS - ie. us - by running "codesign -dv --verbose=4 /Applications/Opera.app" on the command line. It should contain these lines:

Authority=Developer ID Application: Opera Software AS (A2P9LX4JPN)
Authority=Developer ID Certification Authority
Authority=Apple Root CA

Which means that the application was signed by Opera, and that the certificate we used was in turn signed by the Apple root CA authority.

When opening Opera, you'll see the message window to allow Opera use passwords stored in Keychain. This message will go away after pressing 'always allow'. If you press 'deny' you'll get it each time, if you press 'allow' you'll also get it each time (since that only allows it for the current session).

Hi @concretable , could you be more precise? You cannot open new tab/link? You're using keyboard shortcut to do that or + button? Is VPN enabled?