I would suggest just putting the three dots menu on the bottom of the page, either near the O or between ← and → as well as making it pop from the bottom. There is plenty of room and i fell the back and forward buttons are too big anyway. On the top menu the select browser can remain available, like it is on the home page.

On this note i would also like to suggest the option of adding new browsers and a refresh button (somewhere in the settings menu) for user/operator info (as in open tabs, homescreens etc.). On its own it seems to update quite randomly. Sometimes it's instant, other times it takes a while.

This isn't opera related but I just found out that downloading files with the dash character ( longer version of - ) in their name also causes issues and this is true for firefox too (in addition to chrome and opera). Moral of the story: avoid ymail when sending files.

Well opera for pc and opera for android both have this issue, as well as chrome for pc. Opera mini (for android) and chrome for adroid do not have this problem. They all use chromium, this is kind o lf strange.

Mini uses Android's Webview, maybe it does the difference. Could be, I'll investigate further. However (at this point) it does seem to be a chromium issue.

Are you sure? Then why does opera (for pc) still has this comma related issue while chrome (latest version) and opera mini do not?

"Nope, it doesn't. Unless you are using Opera Classic."

Opera mini actually.

Anyway on google chrome 49... something, anyway the latest version still compatible with winXP, has the same issue... so i guess the reason is that opera uses an older Chromium. So... i guess no solutions?

You have opera, put them on speed dial, it's even faster then typing a letter.

Makes sense because opera for android uses presto and it does not have this issue. However chrome, latest version at least, does not have this issue either, and it uses blink. I will test an on older version of chrome and get back to you.

I know, like I said (and thanks for the input, btw) google and file sharing sites work fine. I seem to have this issue ONLY when downloading from yahoomail on Opera (other browsers work fine). Try sending that file to a yahoo mail address and then download it from there (using opera and yahoo mail interface on pc).
On mobile interface also works fine.

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