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@burnout426 Thank you very much! The Home Button extension is exactly what I'm looking for.

@richardschoots There's software that does it for you. You don't need to learn very much. If you don't want to take control of your stuff, then at least back it up with screen shots and the links so you can restore if the developer decides to pull the plug or it is removed from the app store or something happens to your device.

@myswtest Nothing found on a search about this topic other than this thread.

Not happy. Lost a significant amount of trust in Opera after this. I lost a lot of things I was working on and didn't have time to save. I do not appove of automatic updates. Something always breaks. You have to give us an opportunity to save our work.

@burnout426 thanks I did not do that yet. As this was only on my work computer, I haven't time to get back to this during the work day but I will look for those folders and see if I can get anywhere with that.

@burnout426 Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. This is on my work computer (didn't happen on my home computer after the update) and been so tied up during the work day that I had put this on the back burner.
To answer your Q, When I came into my office, the browser was rebooted after some update, probably a windows update. Then Opera had landed on the "You're upgraded to Opera One" page and all my tabs were gone. Opera has always been the one browser that reliably saves tabs which is one of the reasons why I use it but also one of the reasons I leave a lot of tabs open and don't back them up.
Opera One(version: 133.0.5932.85)
Install: C:\Users\Tomart\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera

Profile: C:\Users\Tomart\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable\Default

Cache: C:\Users\Tomart\AppData\Local\Opera Software\Opera Stable\Default