Thank you, leocg, for your help, indeed.

With my new computer I've gotten back to using Opera. Delighted to discover the myriad extensions available to google chrome are also available in Opera, I added some favorites, including 'Streak'. Enabling it for 'private window', I anticipated smooth operations though met with difficulties.

I got a message saying I had third party cookies disabled, a splendid feature for greater security, via chrome's incognito offering. Streak offered a link to remedy the situation, with options to enable all third party cookies or give Streak an exception, which I preferred. http://support.streak.com/customer/portal/articles/386931-streak-says-i-have-3rd-party-cookies-disabled-now-what-

The instructions offered don't seem to resemble how we have things set up in Opera, further exploration has not discovered recognizable different language in 'settings' for remediation through 'exceptions'.

Your help is greatly appreciated, Opera was my first alternative browser decades ago, I'm glad to be using it again.

Sadhu

While I'm back with Opera again after using other choices on computers I had no control over, I too wish that Tahoma be part of standard choices of fonts. I deal much in Romanized Sam'skrit, which uses a couple of punctuation marks that work well in Tahoma, available in only in one or two overused and dull font styles I certainly don't use.

Tahoma has its own merits as a preferred font choice, though the needs of conveying Sam'skrit properly are imperative for my work.