Wow i can't believe this is back again, what a terrible feature. Opera, can we the users please vote on what becomes 'permanent'? I'd like to not migrate to another browser just because of you all are getting 'creative' again

Can we please turn off the rounded corners everywhere? The address bar is now just this unnecessarily thick bar, and the window looks like an Iphone app.

I love Opera's simplicity, but you all are constantly trying to be "creative" and it breaks working browsers, and we have to go keep resetting our settings every update. Please let us have an option to retain a simple, compact browser, which is really Opera's main selling point to me. Did not expect, or want Opera One...

@leocg: Oh, thats, irritating; so close all the tabs in the island to make it go away, got it. Thank you!

Can we please turn off the rounded corners everywhere? The address bar is now just this unnecessarily thick bar, and the window looks like an Iphone app.

I love Opera's simplicity, but you all are constantly trying to be "creative" and it breaks working browsers, and we have to go keep resetting our settings every update. Please let us have an option to retain a simple, compact browser, which is really Opera's main selling point to me. Did not expect, or want Opera One...

@leocg: Could you suggest an answer to their question tho? I'm curious too since I've disabled tab islands in the settings, yet there is still a tab island in the bar...

I love Opera, but it kills me that every "update" I have to dig through settings to try and return the browser to the way it worked prior

@leocg said in How to disable tabs list popup?:

@daniellb The option is to disable the list of tabs from the same site. The pop-up with the page name/info can't be disabled, but it was never possible.

It was a flags option, so it absolutely was possible...not sure what you mean?

@noker612 said in How to disable tabs list popup?:

In this latest stable version (85.0.4341.18) it can already be disabled. Which is located in Settings / Advanced / User Interface / "Show tabs from the same domain in tab tooltip".

Theres a big difference between the word 'disabled' and what you've quoted there...

HScrolling is a good idea, but we still need an option to disable tab tooltips completely

Wow i can't believe this is back again, what a terrible feature. Opera, can we the users please vote on what becomes 'permanent'? I'd like to not migrate to another browser just because of you all are getting 'creative' again

"Opera’s strategy to make the use of crypto more mainstream" -- just because you can doesn't mean you should. Do Opera users really need a way to send p2p payments to each other that doesn't exist in a thousand other forms already? Is this something the userbase has asked for?

Personally I've only used Opera because it its fairly basic, and didn't follow the 'cool' trends, but a crypto push honestly just makes me trust Opera less...

@burnout426 Thank you, I'll try that, although not being able to disable raises the question if a malicious extension can install itself with this restriction, or only official ones.

And pardon the (apparently, on second read) panicky tone of my post. Its just all just a little frustrating. I appreciate your help

@burnout426 Thank, you can also see the rest of the files in the extensions folder in %user%/appdata/remote/(etc...) which has a list of websites and something to do with earning 'rewards'.

What I had meant was I wish Opera displayed these hidden extensions in the extensions list. Or state publicly what they are/do. I've never installed an extension, and the list only shows the disabled Opera ad blocker. Yet the extensions folder shows 3 recently updated, and claim to be official. And a script name like 'web3_insights' makes me think they are scraping and selling my browsing data.

The OP is a serious security concern that doesn't have an official response. Even appearing benign, the script has no explanation. Its nice to have a helpful community, but so far there are just guesses, when the actual answer needs to come from the people who wrote the code.

@iorweth Nothing to do with Log4j, its added in by Opera themselves; for me the extension first installed around the same time as this article (https://blogs.opera.com/tips-and-tricks/2021/04/say-hello-to-web3-as-opera-adds-native-support-to-unstoppable-domains/) and it's manifest says Opera Software AS as author.

I just came across this today myself, and upon deleting its folders out of suspicion, on restart Opera announced an extension was corrupt, and immediately redownloaded it. I have no extensions installed otherwise, and this one is invisible too.

At first glance it seems to be connected to the Wallet feature, but I have that turned off. But it looks benign otherwise...I wish there was a way to get more info about these little add-ins.