@burnout426: I was

Would be great if you could separate the data for workspaces, similar to Firefox Multi-Account Containers for example

Would be great if you could separate the data for workspaces, similar to Firefox Multi-Account Containers for example

@burnout426: I was

The update seems to have solved the problem

I mostly use the beta version as a separate profile for social stuff. I can definitely say, that it happens on facebook, but I'm not sure anymore if it has happened elsewhere. I guess it has happened at least on Twitter as well. But in any case it does look like the opera animation and starts below the area where the top bar should be, although the bar isn't visible. I will try to use the beta for my regular browsing to see if it somehow depends on the website.

Hi, in the current beta version (v52, build number 2502.138879) I don't have to scroll to the top of the page to trigger the pull down reload gesture and instead it seems to work everywhere, but it's driving me nuts. I don't even know if it's a bug or supposed to be a feature. I regularly accidentally trigger reload when I want to scroll up, while on the other hand I am not able to do it on purpose.

Are you really talking about the mobile version? I can only find this feature on the desktop browser

Finally the new tab / home behavior is reasonable again!

Hmm, hasn't updated yet. Is the data savings switch more accessible now as it's shown in the pictures?

No, it isn't shown and it's still buried deep in the settings, so that you use it always or more likely never. I've also tried the beta version again and while the play store pictures show saved data and an accessible switch, that's just still the OLD version, so if you please could undo the other changes of this UI change, we could have a great browser again. I think the only thing that got better with the new UI is the new sharing dialog (bonus points for adding Direct Share)

It doesn't really make sense. Now there are two different ways to open a new tab, but if I use the "new tab"-button, I can only use search (suggestions) and no speed dial, while the number of steps to get there is still the same ("tabs" -> "+" vs. "home" -> "search/adress bar").

On the other hand I can't "reuse" a tab using speeddial - if I want to close a tab and open one of my speed dial entries, I have to

• click the tabs button
• swipe up or click the "x"
• scroll all the way to the left and click the speeddial-tab OR click "back" and then click the "home"-button

at least 4 steps to get to something called "speeddial" is ridiculously complicated, while when using the search suggestions the same can be achieved with exactly one click on the addressbar. This different behavior is just a mess and not logical.

Ok, I forgot one way, how it IS actually possible:

open menu, go to bookmarks, select speeddial, long press link, open more menu, select open in private tab, click 2 times back as the bookmark view is still active, and finally switch to private view.

just 9 steps!

The difference between home and new tab is just confusing in the current version and as a side effect you can't even open a speed dial (link) in a private tab

• if you open a new private tab, you get the search/suggestions view
• if you hide the keyboard, the tab also immediately gets closed
• if you open some arbitrary link in a private tab and click the home icon in the dark, private UI, you get to the standard bright, non private speed dial
• if you long press a speed dial entry, you just get two options to edit/delete the entry, but no option to open it in a private tab