Perhaps you live in a parallel universe where this program has been enhanced with virtual phone capabilities and it simply tries to reach your friends in China.

This problems seems to persist to this day, as the latest build of Opera for Windows 10 seems to be unable to play track previews on http://www.bleep.com. Even the latest beta build of Opera for Android seems unable to play tracks on http://www.soundcloud.com.

Perhaps you live in a parallel universe where this program has been enhanced with virtual phone capabilities and it simply tries to reach your friends in China.

@mrninko

"After today's update what is that arrow in 3-dot menu"

That is the "Forward" function.

@operamilleson

"You can try this out by visiting Deezer.com and clicking on the blue button."

I do not use that "social" network to which the buttons pertain, but I did notice that there are two blue buttons there.

:yes:

Thank you, the user interface feels refreshing.

However, I really dislike it when an application makes decisions for me, that is without asking.

The three things that you should consider to change:

1. I want the ability to use the "Tablet" layout on my device, regardless of whether it is a tablet or not. I acknowledge that it there is a certain appeal to it, but I dislike the time it takes for the tab overview and the tab switching animations to execute.
2. I do not want to be presented with icons which cannot be removed when I click on the address and search bar combination. If you require advertisement, it should not only be announced properly, there should also be a way to make a purchase to avoid it.
3. The page refresh button or function seems to be missing! -- Wait a minute, it seems to be there at the left edge of the address bar, but no icon is displayed.

I did notice this function in earlier versions of the application and I believe that it has since been removed. While I understand the advantages of this function, the placement of this circular overlay midway at the right border comes with the disadvantage of potentially getting in the way exactly where, for someone who is using the right hand, the scrolling movement takes place. An optional rectangular overlay box in subtle gray with some transparency placed at the top and the bottom of the right, or left, egde would have been more preferrable.

There needs to be a way for users to permanently disable this unnecessary feature which not seldomly is fed with content of an ineffable tabloid nature.