Given Apple's deplorable series of buggy, error prone updates in the last number of IOS upgrades, perhaps you should have seen this coming, since the developer preview for 8.3 was published with sufficient lead time before public release. As well now that Opera Coast is so loved and used by the sizable installed user base maybe YOU, should have seen this coming. Don't mind saying I am rather severly PO'd about Opera and the Coast developer team being way behind the curve on this screw up.

That would be appreciated, GREATLY.
I have tried nearly EVERY browser for iPad, and Coast is by far the best; BUT, having it just go poof like that with no seeming built in mechanism for restoration is absurd. And to be fair, I did NOT have that many panels up. Many of the original stock panels had been disregarded, in favor of perhaps
a dozen or so newer panels. But instead of a more conventional browser format Coast, in it's favor have a very clean, unique interface, absolutely well designed to work in a touch centric environment. But some of the lost panels were links to information saved over months, from Twitter links, other web searches, etc.
How could one possible have the faith to rely on Coast, except for the most generic, dim wited use ever again.
I appreciate you looking into this but please understand my skepticism. Trust in an app is essential. As well, the overall faq's on Coast usage are not very comprehensive. For the browser, and cloud experience to be dependable, Coast needs some serious upgrading.
Thank you,
R, Maiman

What would cause COAST to crash, on my iPad, with all my saved panels disappearing. It reverted to it's initial post download state.
This is incredibly distressing. I can never feel the same about this buggy app again. Why doesn't it have a REAL history mechanism.