Since everything has went politically insane, so too have the search engines. Sadly this includes duckduckgo. While it's great they don't track you, their results are not pure, they are slanted. At this time it's the best option available, but there are better options for those of us who just want results based on what we type in, without some software engineer(s) biases included.

All I want from a search engine are results of my exact search with no slant. Yippy is the search engine that provides those results. Opera should consider adding Yippy to the available list default search engines. Yippy's been around for a long time, it's run by an old school IBM techie who apparently has a fondness for results driven by user input.

Thanks.

Is there a way to prevent websites from reading my Windows 10 Clipboard when I am browsing using Opera?

Youtube and Twitter are monitoring our (YOURS and mine) clipboards. Other sites do it as well, but Youtube and Twitter are the two that I am being alerted to the most via Clipmate's events.

Thank you.

I use a Logitech M570 Trackball on Windows 10 in Opera v.66.0.3515.39.

Prior to installing this extension, the scroll buttons did not work at all. Now the scroll buttons work flawlessly and exactly how I want them to thanks to the settings that I can tweak.

Barring further developments from Logitech, as long as I use Opera and an M570, this extension will be installed.

Since everything has went politically insane, so too have the search engines. Sadly this includes duckduckgo. While it's great they don't track you, their results are not pure, they are slanted. At this time it's the best option available, but there are better options for those of us who just want results based on what we type in, without some software engineer(s) biases included.

All I want from a search engine are results of my exact search with no slant. Yippy is the search engine that provides those results. Opera should consider adding Yippy to the available list default search engines. Yippy's been around for a long time, it's run by an old school IBM techie who apparently has a fondness for results driven by user input.

Thanks.

@leocg Thank you for your response!

I needed to reread that post I linked to a couple more times until it finally made sense! I seem to be able to type in English but my comprehension of it sometimes seems to be quite lacking!

Thanks again Leo. I hope you have a wonderful rest of the weekend!
Dan

P.S. Problem solved!

There is another user who has had (and solved via an update) the issue I am having. I checked and my Opera is up to date:

Version information
Version: 53.0.2907.99 - Opera is up to date
Update stream: Stable
System: Windows 10 64-bit

The URL on this forum, to the user that had the same issue is here:
https://forums.opera.com/topic/23599/red-opera-icon-after-downloading-solved

I am hoping that the next update will solve this for my system! Has anyone else had this happen lately or is there a known work-around?

Thank you.
Have a nice day.
Dan