Personally, I need at least twice as much and I'm not even using 40% of the vertical real estate on my monitor, so I completely miss the point of this gratuitous limitation...

Can you please unlock the number of workspaces that can be created, or provide a rationale why it makes sense to have no more than 5 workspaces?

Thanks!

Same problem with 72.0.3815.207.

Open tab, writing on omnibox, is grayed out text and there's no dropdown with history or suggestions... Pressing enter does nothing. It works one in ~20 attempts by opening a new tab.

At least the F5 hack works, but this needs to be fixed asap...

@leocg Here's what has happened.

• On 77, everything is nominal. BitWarden sits in the sidebar as usual.
• Update to 78, BitWarden disappears from the sidebar, it's not present in the top dock next to the search bar, and it doesn't appear in the "Extensions" popup where I can "pin" extensions. It is present in the general Extensions settings page. From there, if I enable and disable it, I can see the BitWarden icon appear in the sidebar for 1 second. It then disappears. Still no trace of it in the popup or anywhere else.
• I have uninstalled BitWarden and then reinstalled it: it now appears only in the top dock, and the behavior of disappearing from the sidebar continues.
• No other extension is suggested as "Sidebar extension", which was not the case previously.

In short, this update broke sidebar extensions.

I mean it's not mandatory to have more than 5. If you can't deal with more than 5, don't create more than 5.

But there's no point in limiting the amount of workspaces for those, and there are many, who need more than 5....

I also noticed that pressing TAB 4 times when on the omnibox, makes it work again. You can clearly see that the cursor stays on the omnibox for the first 2 presses, then goes somewhere on the left of the omnibox, and then comes back on the omnibox and it works... So the bug might be related to some focus handler going havoc or something...

After updating to Opera 78, the BitWarden extension stopped working. It used to be on the sidebar but it's gone and there is no way to access it.

In the extensions page, if I disable and re-enable the extension, I can see the icon appear in the sidebar for one second, and then it disappears again. I am currently unable to use the extension and therefore to access any website without relaying on BitWarden website.

I don't know what's the reason for this limitation.. I mean, why not 4, or 6, but exactely 5? Would love to know. Even more, would love to see the limitation go away. If there's a fan of arbitrary limitations, 1000 looks like a nice, round number imho. Wha do you think? XD

@andrew84 72.0.3815.211 includes fix for another internal issue, but not yet resolves address bar problem.

Thanks for chiming in. It's important to hear from Opera on one of the most central features (search and navigation).

Can confirm that the just released 72.0.3815.211 doesn't solve the issue yet. But it's good to know it's being addressed.

We just released stable 72.0.3815.320 which includes earlier mentioned fixed for address bar issue. This will also be followed up by developer update 74.0.3870.0 later today and beta update later this week which were also affected by this issue.

Seems to work! Thanks!

The last update didn't increase the number of available workspaces. This is literally a constant in the code.

Can we please have more workspaces? It's a limitation that makes a useful feature, useless.

@josuegrs Same as for Fruitbat56, I've simply updated to 79 and BitWarden was back at its place in the sidebar. Can you check if it's visible under "sidebar options" -> "sidebar extenstions"? (the three dots at the bottom of the sidebar).

Well I might have written too soon my last message... I just updated to 79 and BitWarden is happily back to the sidebar! Seems fixed so far, thanks!

Oh yeah, you are right! Just updated and the sync option for pinboards showed up. Thanks!

I am starting to use the pinboards and I am logged to Opera with my account where I already sync bookmarks. The "advanced options" of synchronization do not show pinboards among the synchronizable items, so I'm wondering if my pinboards are linked to my account and will survive a browser reinstall...

It seems like we don't have yet a way to pin extensions back to the sidebar (works on the addressbar only). It would be great if Opera Team could tell us whether this is an Opera bug or a problem with BitWarden extension. Matter of fact though, the dialog where you are supposed to pin extension to the sidebar is empty, no extension is shown...

Interested, following

@leocg Here's what has happened.

• On 77, everything is nominal. BitWarden sits in the sidebar as usual.
• Update to 78, BitWarden disappears from the sidebar, it's not present in the top dock next to the search bar, and it doesn't appear in the "Extensions" popup where I can "pin" extensions. It is present in the general Extensions settings page. From there, if I enable and disable it, I can see the BitWarden icon appear in the sidebar for 1 second. It then disappears. Still no trace of it in the popup or anywhere else.
• I have uninstalled BitWarden and then reinstalled it: it now appears only in the top dock, and the behavior of disappearing from the sidebar continues.
• No other extension is suggested as "Sidebar extension", which was not the case previously.

In short, this update broke sidebar extensions.

After updating to Opera 78, the BitWarden extension stopped working. It used to be on the sidebar but it's gone and there is no way to access it.

In the extensions page, if I disable and re-enable the extension, I can see the icon appear in the sidebar for one second, and then it disappears again. I am currently unable to use the extension and therefore to access any website without relaying on BitWarden website.

We just released stable 72.0.3815.320 which includes earlier mentioned fixed for address bar issue. This will also be followed up by developer update 74.0.3870.0 later today and beta update later this week which were also affected by this issue.

Seems to work! Thanks!

@andrew84 72.0.3815.211 includes fix for another internal issue, but not yet resolves address bar problem.

Thanks for chiming in. It's important to hear from Opera on one of the most central features (search and navigation).

Can confirm that the just released 72.0.3815.211 doesn't solve the issue yet. But it's good to know it's being addressed.