@zalex108 The length of the company name is sometimes a problem, however there are real issues with EV SSL certificates:

1. In order to be effective, users would need to modify their behavior when NOT presented with an EV certificate. However they do not.
2. It is possible to mimic someone else with the corporation name by registering the same corporation in a different jurisdiction.
3. The world's 10 largest sites don't use EV certificates
4. EV certificates use the same encryption algorithms as DV certificates. When connecting to a website using domain validation, the connection is no less secure than EV. The important thing is not whether the company who owns the website has been registered in their local jurisdiction; the important thing is whether or not the connection between the browser and the server is actually secure.
5. EV certificate installation and renewal cannot be automated.
6. Many studies that apparently show that EV certificates are beneficial are commissioned by certificate authorities themselves.
7. When the company that owns the website doesn't match the domain name, this leads to confusion.
8. EV certificates do not support wildcards

The vertical tab cycler no longer works for me. Unfortunately this is going to decrease my workflow significantly.

All of a sudden the scroll speed has like tripled. Any way to put it back to how it used to be?

Weird things are going on with the Elements inspector and CSS editor. This frequently happens when editing CSS values: https://i.imgur.com/WWizzev.png, you can't copy CSS anymore and hovering your mouse over the elements in the element inspector no longer highlights the element on the page.

@mikerobinson: Ok, I reinstalled Opera and now it's working again. Who knows what happened last time...

@mikerobinson: Ok, I reinstalled Opera and now it's working again. Who knows what happened last time...

A lot of pages just flat-out crash for me now, such as Gmail and Facebook.

Is there any way in the tab cycler to make it necessary to actually click on the thumbnail with the mouse to select it instead of just hovering over it? Or at least to have the mouse move from off the thumbnail to on it before it gets highlighted?

I find that the current behavior is very aggravating since you need to consciously make sure your mouse is not in the center of the screen when using the keyboard to cycle through the tabs.

I often have my mouse in the middle of the screen and when I do Ctrl-Tab, the mouse is over one of the other tab icons, so it ends up selecting the wrong tab.

Firefox does this much more sensibly by requiring the mouse to actually move from off the icon to over the icon for it to be highlighted. So if you push Ctrl-Tab and your mouse is already over another tab icon, even if you move it around over top of the icon, it won't highlight that tab; you need to move your mouse away from the icon and back on it. Would something like this be possible in Opera?

Unfortunately, this feature does not seem to be important to Opera devs, not even enough to warrant a reply to your thread. The tab cycler used to be very good with a vertical list of tabs and full-screen previews, but now it's just terrible - tiny thumbnail previews, horizontal that only displays a handful of tabs, the mouse constantly messing things up. Because of this, I have migrated from Opera to Vivaldi.

Doesn't work to mark posts as read.

I sure would love if we could get the old tab cycler back.