Hi,

I started using Opera since a couple of months. It's way better than Chrome for RAM usage and capabilities. It's a very well thought browser for productivity!

But there's one thing I cannot understand: why does it lack AirDrop support? It seems to be such a basic feature, used a lot between colleagues with Macs. I really miss it here on Opera, to the point I have to open Safari just to be able to use AirDrop.

Thank you for your attention!

Hi,

This is something I really miss from Chrome. While in fullscreen mode on Chrome I had the option to drag a tab away from the current window and automatically:

A. Have a new fullscreen window into another "space"
B. Have a new fullscreen window onto another display

Since I use multiple displays, with Opera I currently have to copy the address, create a new window, paste the address and finally move the window to another display. Is this a correct interpretation of user experience? Am I the only person looking for this feature?

Thanks!

Hello!
I'm on a Macbook Air M1, and here's my problem.

I use two screens for work. My screen of preference is the external monitor. Sometimes I move one tab on the main screen of the Macbook so I can work on something on the external monitor while I can keep a glance when I need to look up for infos onto the smaller Macbook screen.

A couple of days ago I did exactly what I described above. Since then if I move a tab onto the main display of the MacBook I'm unable to close any of them (they're now in multiple windows), nor move them on the external, bigger screen. If I try this, the app instantly crashes and reopens the tabs.

I hope you can help, hank you in advance.

Hi,

This is something I really miss from Chrome. While in fullscreen mode on Chrome I had the option to drag a tab away from the current window and automatically:

A. Have a new fullscreen window into another "space"
B. Have a new fullscreen window onto another display

Since I use multiple displays, with Opera I currently have to copy the address, create a new window, paste the address and finally move the window to another display. Is this a correct interpretation of user experience? Am I the only person looking for this feature?

Thanks!

Hi,

I started using Opera since a couple of months. It's way better than Chrome for RAM usage and capabilities. It's a very well thought browser for productivity!

But there's one thing I cannot understand: why does it lack AirDrop support? It seems to be such a basic feature, used a lot between colleagues with Macs. I really miss it here on Opera, to the point I have to open Safari just to be able to use AirDrop.

Thank you for your attention!