Posts made by OHN1

5/20/2016. I just received my first warning that Opera checks for fradulent websites through a third-party. With that, as I attempt to log into Gmail through Opera, as I have done daily for years, I am told that Gmail is a fraudulent website and may obtain passwords and information from me.

Is this the same thing being discussed in this thread and the previous related thread.

I enjoy the smooth operation of Opera... but this one has me ready to jump ship and find another browser.

1. Do they check every website I visit?

2. Why would Gmail (google) just today show up as a fraudulent site after years of never seeing such a warning?

Thanks for any input or direction.

Windows 10
Long time Opera Browser fan. Always used just one account. Tonight I set up a company (work) account to go along with my existing personal account. My hope was to keep my work research/speed dial separate from my personal/speed dial.

However, It appears that any changes that I make to speed dial in one account is then applied to my second account at my next sign in.

Basically combining all of my speed dials detail from each of the two accounts into an identical combined speed dial list on both of my separate Opera accounts.

It appears that it is simply grabbing anything Opera on this computer and applying it to the two separate accounts identically.

Apologies for a long post, Not quite sure how else to explain what appears to be happening. I had hoped to keep two separate speed dials within the two separate Opera accounts.

Thanks for your thoughts or suggestions.