I found in Opera settings that a search box in the address bar can be enabled, but... Am I doing something wrong or is that search box totally useless because you can use only one single search engine in there, the default search engine?

If so, what's the point of it existing in the first place since you can do the exact same thing in the address bar?! And it's even better in the address bar because there you can search your bookmarks and with nine more search engines and in that extra search box you can't?!

So strange that Opera is such an amazing browser and has this basic functionality mistakes.

Yes I realize the limit is ten, but is there something or some file or database I can edit so that limit which makes no sense at all can go away?

Maybe searching with keywords makes sense for programmers and advanced users but for the general user it makes no sense at all, not only would I have to know by mind every search engine I have but I would also need to know the letter or letters assigned to each one of them... It's ludicrous, every time to use that method I'd need first to make a research that would take me perhaps a minute or so, so I could find out where so search and how, to make a one second search. It'd be better to have a bookmarks tab with the list of websites I could be using for a search and first going into the website and then using it's search engine, like it was made some years ago...

I have about 25 or so search engines in Opera but for some reason only the first 10 on the list appear at the bar:

http://i.imgur.com/kzmOjUw.jpg

What can I do so all the search engines' icons show up at the bar and can be used directly from there?

Using Opera 41.0.2353.46 on LXLE 16.04.1 Eclectica.

Thank you very much in advance.

I managed to get an extension that allows me to do what I needed, I got this chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/righttocopy/plmcimdddlobkphnofejmeidjblideca/related

So the issue is solved.

Thank you very much for your help!

Thank you very much for your help.

Oh that's a shame, that feature (talking about the Java options) would be very helpful to me.

Is there an extension that can do that job, like for instance Firefox has RightToClick?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/righttoclick/

Thank you very much once again.

I 'discovered' Opera these last couple of days and I can't let go of it and already made it my default browser and installed all the extensions I needed, I'm loving it so much that I believe this will be a very long term relationship. Congratulations to the entire team for this amazing browser!

But I'm having some normal adaptation troubles, specifically I can't find the preferences menu anywhere and believe me I've searched a lot for it. Basically I wanna find this which you mention in the help http://help.opera.com/FreeBSD/11.10/en/content.html:

"Click "JavaScript options" to prevent JavaScript from performing certain actions you may find annoying, such as manipulating browser windows."

You mention that the path to get there is "Settings > Preferences > Advanced > Content" but that is nowhere to be found... Also I cannot find where to enable the menu bar (other than the "Menu" button on the top left corner) nor javascript options. Can you please tell me how to get there?

Using Opera 41.0.2353.46 on LXLE 16.04.1 Eclectica.