I would like to see opera having a build-in a "read aloud" feature that can read text on the screen of the browser or read whatever text is selected.

If you ever try to connect My Flow from your Opera for Desktop with your Opera for Android, you may find out that "these devices never finish connecting" because Opera for Android give you a confirmation code that never shows up on your Desktop version. If this is your case, here is how to solve it:

On your Opera for Desktop, instead of open My Flow to scan the QR code, open this link
https://auth.opera.com/account/v3/desktop/login/scan-code. This link will give you a QR code to scan.

On your Opera from Android, Opera My Flow and scan the preview QR code. After that, it will show you the confirmation code on this Desktop. Confirm it and done. Now you will have Opera Flow connected with your Android.

Note: If you are using Opera Touch on Android, this problem does not apply to you. Only for User that have Opera for Android installed.

Add Discord on Opera One, such as the same way Opera GX does have it

Losing an Opera browser session can be annoying, especially if, on re-launch, crash, or a sudden OS reboot. Users may have the history in order to find individual tabs that were closed; However, if you were browser the web with multiples tabs, finding the right tab can be quite a challenge. Thus, having a via to restore an entire lost session could come quite handy. Other browser have this feature build-in with the key combination of Ctrl+Shift+T or via the history.

Browse much more privately with Tor (build-in) on Opera Private Mode

Opera could have a "private mode", but this only hides users history from others using the browser. But if Opera could have Tor (build-in) on private mode, this could add another layer of security on the browser.

@burnout426 Thank you very much, it works!!! I finally have discord on my regular base web browser without using OperaGX (which is a great browser too). However, I really hope that Opera Dev Team adds it natively on Opera so users do not have to do those steps.

If you ever try to connect My Flow from your Opera for Desktop with your Opera for Android, you may find out that "these devices never finish connecting" because Opera for Android give you a confirmation code that never shows up on your Desktop version. If this is your case, here is how to solve it:

On your Opera for Desktop, instead of open My Flow to scan the QR code, open this link
https://auth.opera.com/account/v3/desktop/login/scan-code. This link will give you a QR code to scan.

On your Opera from Android, Opera My Flow and scan the preview QR code. After that, it will show you the confirmation code on this Desktop. Confirm it and done. Now you will have Opera Flow connected with your Android.

Note: If you are using Opera Touch on Android, this problem does not apply to you. Only for User that have Opera for Android installed.

Add Discord on Opera One, such as the same way Opera GX does have it

I think that pretty cool; However, do Opera team have any plans on Adding Discord on Opera? (Not on Opera GX)

@burnout426 Thank you very much, it works!!! I finally have discord on my regular base web browser without using OperaGX (which is a great browser too). However, I really hope that Opera Dev Team adds it natively on Opera so users do not have to do those steps.

I would like to see opera having a build-in a "read aloud" feature that can read text on the screen of the browser or read whatever text is selected.

Losing an Opera browser session can be annoying, especially if, on re-launch, crash, or a sudden OS reboot. Users may have the history in order to find individual tabs that were closed; However, if you were browser the web with multiples tabs, finding the right tab can be quite a challenge. Thus, having a via to restore an entire lost session could come quite handy. Other browser have this feature build-in with the key combination of Ctrl+Shift+T or via the history.

Browse much more privately with Tor (build-in) on Opera Private Mode

Opera could have a "private mode", but this only hides users history from others using the browser. But if Opera could have Tor (build-in) on private mode, this could add another layer of security on the browser.

I love Opera, I think is one of the best web browsers now a day; However, I think it missing some important features.

Now a day any browser such as chrome, brave, Firefox, MS-Edge have the option to reopen all web-tabs that were open at the moment the browser was closed. If you have 5 web-tabs open and by mistake or computer error the browser close you can recover your last web-tabs session by pressing "Ctrl + Alt + T" but not in Opera.

Additionally, MS-Edge adds a feedback button on their web-browser which makes it easier to report any web page error with browser incompatibility or to suggest any new feature to the browser without the need of going to a forum.