@burnout426 Yes, you're right. That seems to be working after I restarted Opera again Not quite sure why it didn't before though since I had already restarted it after the issue arose for me

I really love the idea of the workspaces, however at the moment there is a severe problem stopping me from using them because of problems with tab-cycling:

• When I use the standard (new) method of cycling through tabs, with the new horizontal/visual tab-cycler I have to click the tab I want to switch to with the mouse to confirm... which kinda makes the tab-cycler redundant I'd say

• If I instead use the "Switch right/left through tabs" options (standard shortcuts are Ctrl+PageUp/Ctrl+PageDown) it's not possible to do more than one "round" of cycling. I think it might stop at a a point where tabs that have been moved to another workspace have been previously, or maybe it follows another logic. But at a certain point it's e.g. not possible to reach the next tab via cycling forward, instead I'd have to cycle all the way "around" backwards until I reach that tab, and then on that point I'm not able to cycle backwards any further, but would have to go around the opposite way again to reach the neighbouring tab. Hope that description is somewhat understandable

Hope the problems get resolved soon, so this feature, or rather these features (workspaces and visual tab-cycler) are properly usable

It's so weird that this is still not possible. Even for workspaces there's the option to select mutliple tabs and send them to a workspace, but not with new windows? Where's the logic in this?

Happens at least in 77.0.4054.146 and 77.0.4054.172

@burnout426 Seems to be fixed since the last update

@burnout426 Seems to be fixed since the last update

Happens at least in 77.0.4054.146 and 77.0.4054.172

Since one of the most recent updates, the shortcuts for switching to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, ... tab don't work as they should anymore.
When pressing the shortcut, rather than switching to the respective tab in the current workspace, instead the number now relates to the chronological order of when each tab was created, whereas before the update it related to the order of the tabs in the tab bar.
To clarify: before the update the shortcut for switching to the 1st tab always switched to the leftmost tab in each workspace, shortcut for the 2nd tab switched to the one right next to it and so forth.
Now the shortcut for switching to the 1st tab instead switches to the oldest tab that was chronologically created in Opera (and it only works if said tab is in the current workspace when pressing the shortcut).
The same is also true when setting a shortcut for switching to the last tab, which now switches to the last tab that was chronologically created (and again, only if said tab is in the current workspace), instead of the rightmost tab of the current worspace, as it probably should.
This behaviour does not feel like it's intended at all and makes the shortcuts absolutely useless. Please fix it.

It's so weird that this is still not possible. Even for workspaces there's the option to select mutliple tabs and send them to a workspace, but not with new windows? Where's the logic in this?

@alife7 Weirdly enough that might actually be down to Lastpass rather than Opera, since Bitwarden for example seems to work most of the time whereas Lastpass doesn't.

Still waiting...

@burnout426 Yes, you're right. That seems to be working after I restarted Opera again Not quite sure why it didn't before though since I had already restarted it after the issue arose for me

I really love the idea of the workspaces, however at the moment there is a severe problem stopping me from using them because of problems with tab-cycling:

• When I use the standard (new) method of cycling through tabs, with the new horizontal/visual tab-cycler I have to click the tab I want to switch to with the mouse to confirm... which kinda makes the tab-cycler redundant I'd say

• If I instead use the "Switch right/left through tabs" options (standard shortcuts are Ctrl+PageUp/Ctrl+PageDown) it's not possible to do more than one "round" of cycling. I think it might stop at a a point where tabs that have been moved to another workspace have been previously, or maybe it follows another logic. But at a certain point it's e.g. not possible to reach the next tab via cycling forward, instead I'd have to cycle all the way "around" backwards until I reach that tab, and then on that point I'm not able to cycle backwards any further, but would have to go around the opposite way again to reach the neighbouring tab. Hope that description is somewhat understandable

Hope the problems get resolved soon, so this feature, or rather these features (workspaces and visual tab-cycler) are properly usable

Dear opera team, first of all thanks for adding the navigation bar option as an alternative to the single popup button.

Asides from bookmarks there's the navigation in the browser that keeps me from switching from the standard Opera in Android and I'd like to suggest the following:

• Refresh page by pulling down the page (when at the top) similar as in other browsers like Chrome or, oh yes, Opera for Android
• Switching between tabs by swiping the navigation bar left and right (also similarly to other browsers, e.g. Brave for Android)
• Forward/backward a step in the history by swiping from the left or right side of the screen

The latter two would also be a much appreciated addition to Opera for Android in general.
Those would also still apply to your concept of easy one finger navigation (much more than the current option to refresh a page when the navigation bar is activated; which is to open the menu in the upper right of the browser and press the refresh button. Maybe love that while menu down to the bottom altogether while you're at it).

Oh, also please just add bookmarks synchronisation to Opera Touch