Generally, I believe functions like bookmarks and pinboards default to adding new entries into the last used folder already.

@roblaxmod From what I understand, wiksee is talking about titles, not subtitles, which are a different matter entirely.

Anyway, assuming you’re logged into Youtube with your Google account (and that you only view content in a handful of consistent languages rather than a wide variety as this would be annoying to do then), I believe you can circumvent the translation by adding those languages to your Google account settings.

Though, to be honest, I haven’t noticed any autotrans lately on my end, even though I only have EN added, so I don’t really know how to test it. I know it for sure happened in the past… Either YouTube came to the conclusion that I must not need the translation, or it’s just really damn janky like that lmao

Does it tell you anything is particular when you attempt to login? Like an error message we can look up? Or does the option for SSO not show up in the first place?
Have you updated the app?
Do you use the VPN option on Opera but not other browsers? I’m not familiar with SSO problems but maybe that affects it.

I have not been having this problem. Maybe it has to do with device software? I'm on iOS 18.7 right now. Gonna check 26 later.

@teligence The suboptions for "Show suggestions before typing" only appear if it's toggled on. As observed, that toggle is only for suggestions before typing.

I don't believe I experience what you call 'flashing'. For me, the suggestion window stays relatively 'stagnant' the whole time, unless you consider the appearance and disappearance of the bottom options to be flashing, which I don't.

There might be an option in experiments, but the flags that mention suggestions don't immediately sound like what you're looking for to me.

@appsire They did actually add tab groups (with names and colour choice, unlike Opera One lmao) to iOS in the update, but yeah the other stuff is missing.

@mattewwade I'm on macOS (Opera One 120.0.5543.161), but the red button only closes singular windows for me, both from testing and from what the browser tells me should happen. When "Warn on closing window with multiple tabs" and "Warn on quitting Opera with multiple tabs open" options are both enabled, (they have different pop-up text), the window text displays when I use the red button, and the quitting text displays when I properly quit Opera using the Menu Bar or right-clicking the app for "Quit".

Just checked, and I also get the 404 error. Indeed works everywhere else. Quit and reopened Opera, deleted cache from the last 24 hours, turned off uBlock; doesn't work, so either I need to go further in those directions or it's something I can't think of right now.

Opera One 120.0.5543.161

iOS Opera (non-Mini) Version 6.0.0 (6)

The 'back/next' buttons that you use to navigate the history of an open tab behave like in other browsers when they appear in the search bar or bottom section: holding either button brings up a list of the last few URLs visited in the respective direction.

However, this does not occur with the back/next buttons in the menu that only appear when using the Fast Action Button mode in portrait orientation. No history can be accessed by holding the buttons.

I would like if Fast Action Button mode did not have this limitation, as it is my preferred mode.

@DonCog You can see what type and version of Opera you have at opera://about/ which you can type into Opera's address bar, or access from the O menu / Menu Bar.

Hm, I am not sure then. I don't think it's common for people to actively want to remove the presence of any paid features, so I guess they didn't consider it important or have the option hidden away somewhere.