Beginning today, Opera has begun blocking any and all URL's that I open using a shortcut, asking me if I want to open them. I'm assuming it must be some new 'security feature' added to the latest version but it is extremely annoying. I looked in the settings but I don't see any way to disable this annoying new 'feature'. Is there a way to do that?
Opera version 85.0.4341.47, Windows 10.

@leocg Thanks. I somehow missed that.

Beginning today, Opera has begun blocking any and all URL's that I open using a shortcut, asking me if I want to open them. I'm assuming it must be some new 'security feature' added to the latest version but it is extremely annoying. I looked in the settings but I don't see any way to disable this annoying new 'feature'. Is there a way to do that?
Opera version 85.0.4341.47, Windows 10.

@dut412 Thanks much! As a new Linux user, I was also having this problem in Ubuntu and eventually figured out what you were saying.

To expand on what you said, if you open the Settings (either from the drop down menu in the upper right corner of the desktop or by searching the Activities), then select Printers, you can add any printers that are missing. After doing that, select Applications in the Settings dialog, select Opera, then turn on the "Print documents" setting.

The Opera specific Applications settings was the part I was missing.

Sometimes, when trying to print a web page, the page orientation option disappears and Opera automatically chooses the page orientation for me, with no option allowing me to change it. It doesn't seem to matter what printer (or PDF) setting I select. Whenever that happens, it is pretty annoying. I've never seen this with any other browser (Firefox, Chrome, IE), only Opera.

Is this a bug or just someone's idea of a "feature" and is there any way to override whatever is automatically chosen in that case?