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

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.

It looks like there is a "Manage your subscriptions" section though? At https://auth.opera.com/account/edit-profile/subscriptions , at least on the new account UI.

Arguably Tumblr is not a "Messenger" site, like the included socmeds are, so I don't know how willing they'd be to add it to the list. If that really bugs you, you can enable "custom site panels" at opera://flags/#sidebar-site-panel to achieve essentially the same thing. After enabling, restart Opera, then open the sidebar settings, scroll down to [Custom Site Panels], and add the URL of whatever socmed you want. The only differences I can pinpoint would be that the position in the sidebar is different, and you can't enable Opera notifications for custom panels.

@krishnakrverma This problem is occurring on MacOS as well right now.

The weird thing is, you kinda can send URLs through Flow in bulk? But also not? For some reason, when I select my tabs and copy the links all at once through that, it will only paste one link into Flow, but if I paste it literally anywhere else, including the app's own address bar, then all the links come up. If I then cut/copy-paste from there, all the links paste into Flow and embed properly! I seriously don't know what's up with that. But yeah, they really need to go all the way with integration, not stop halfway like this.

@elimicol I would have never guessed, thank you!

At least on Mac, clicking bookmarks via the Bookmarks Bar or Menu Bar always opens the link in the current tab. Only the Bookmarks sidebar/page opens them in new tabs. Might just need to move where you've stored yours if it's a consistent annoyance.

@weraith3346 Can't see this?
If not, I'm not sure why that would be. Most likely need to update your browser, or it's a bug. Unless not all the available streaming services support it...? I don't imagine so, but I don't use all of them so I can't check.

Assuming you are still looking at individual tabs yourself:

• For visiting the same sites, if you're not willing to just keep them open all the time, you could just save those sites as bookmarks/speed dials. When you put multiple sites into a single bookmark/speed dial folder, you can rightclick the folder for the option to open all the sites inside as new tabs, if that's what you need.
• For search words, I guess it depends how the site you're using handles them. Any site that includes the search in the link address can go through the same bookmark/speed dial process.

If you're only looking for updates, you might find success in using RSS feeds.

As for the suggestion itself in general, I think it's possible to do.

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