GX Mods and password theft? I've installed several GX Mods, and I'm worried they might have vulnerabilities that could expose my saved gaming passwords. Are there known risks, and how can I check if my mods are safe?

Are there any known security vulnerabilities or exploits related to Opera for macOS that I should be aware of?

Saved passwords exposed? I've been using Opera's password manager for years, but recently, I saw a news article about a browser exploit that could steal saved credentials. Now I'm paranoid. I've noticed my Mac running hotter than usual when Opera's open, and I'm getting more phishing emails than ever. I need to know if there's a specific vulnerability in Opera on macOS that could be exposing my saved passwords, and what I can do to secure them now.

Does Opera Air scan 'Boosts' for data collection or malware before allowing installation?

My eyes hurt browsing at night. Is Opera dark mode automatic with iOS dark mode, or is there a setting I'm missing?

Opera's making my desktop lag. CPU hits 100% with many tabs, and RAM usage is huge. I've tried closing tabs, but it's still bad. Recently added extensions and browse heavy websites.

How do I effectively manage Opera's resources without losing extensions or browsing habits? Any settings or extensions to help?

I'm drowning in tabs researching for work, constantly copying/pasting info into Notepad, and manually logging into 5+ sites daily. I'm looking for Opera extensions on Windows to help with:

Tab management: I lose track of important research.
Note-taking: Copy/pasting is tedious.
Password management: Logging in takes too long.

Any recommendations for reliable extensions that integrate well with Windows, like saving web clips to OneNote?

Aria helps me cut through the noise and get to the information that truly matters.

While this issue isn’t critical, it’s understandably frustrating if you’re frequently switching pages with DevTools open. For now, using the above workarounds is the best solution until (hopefully) a future update addresses the behavior.

This explanation summarizes both the cause and the available workarounds—providing a practical answer to a long-known annoyance.

Use an Extension:
Install a third-party extension (such as uBlock Origin) that offers more robust pop-up/tab filtering. These can block unwanted new tabs even if they appear click-triggered.

First off, I have a lot of tabs open in the browser which makes each tab only a few pixels wide but I've never had issues clicking on the tab I need or one very close to it, but as of yesterday when I finally updated Opera GX there appears to be blank spaces between every tab that eats my clicks instead of selecting the tab I'm trying to reach and it's making it practically unusable.

Is there a way to revert this UI change so I don't have to use a magnifying glass and low DPI settings to pin-point click on a single pixel to open the tab I want?