@vux777 You're awesome as usual!

@l33t4opera Thank you for the suggestions! The forgotten tabs were due to the preferences being reset. Opera had turned back to the "open the Start Page" setting so it wiped all my workspaces ¯_(ツ)_/¯

@burnout426 @leocg I wasn't using multiple windows, but I discovered now that my "On startup" setting got reset again to "Begin fresh with start page" like it happened in the last autoupdate.

This time, though, I'd done something that must be related to that (I didn't mention it before becaus it didn't occur to me that this setting could be the culprit so I just didn't add two and two): I re-enabled synchronization in my Opera Developer installation, which I have set to always open the same set of tabs.

To be clear, this is a bug. I'd unchecked "Open tabs" in the sync settings so that my tabs in both browsers would be separate from each other, but I kept "Settings" checked by mistake. None of the two browsers had that setting enabled for startup, though. Opera Developer had "Open a specific page or set of pages" and Opera Standard had "Retain tabs from previous session". None of them had "Begin fresh with start page" so this shouldn't have happened.

@andrew84 That was an awesome feature that I remember fondly.

Pressing Ctrl+H to invoke the history crashes the browser instantly.

@andrew84 That was an awesome feature that I remember fondly.

@nadie-nada-nunca: (In my machine I meant.)

@ralf-brinkmann: This is how it's supposed to be. Destructive behaviour is never the default in a sane UI. Too easy to make a mistake and delete what you didn't intend.

In any case, the focus IS in the blue button for me, so both your complaint and Opera's behaviour are incorrect.

Dragging several tabs to another workspace doesn't work anymore. Only one of them is moved.

@mwfontes Won't this actually delete My Flow's content?

@smokofenek I reported that issue as DNAWIZ-103926.

I get an instant crash a few seconds after launching Opera. Windows 8.1 64bit.

@burnout426 @leocg I wasn't using multiple windows, but I discovered now that my "On startup" setting got reset again to "Begin fresh with start page" like it happened in the last autoupdate.

This time, though, I'd done something that must be related to that (I didn't mention it before becaus it didn't occur to me that this setting could be the culprit so I just didn't add two and two): I re-enabled synchronization in my Opera Developer installation, which I have set to always open the same set of tabs.

To be clear, this is a bug. I'd unchecked "Open tabs" in the sync settings so that my tabs in both browsers would be separate from each other, but I kept "Settings" checked by mistake. None of the two browsers had that setting enabled for startup, though. Opera Developer had "Open a specific page or set of pages" and Opera Standard had "Retain tabs from previous session". None of them had "Begin fresh with start page" so this shouldn't have happened.

@leocg No, not that I remember.

But this had happened previously after the autoupdate to the version before this one.