Another vote for having some way to remove this annoying feature.

Not sure if I was able to delete my initial reply or not but I misinterpreted your message originally. That DID do the trick. Thanks for the guidance!

@akramipro it seem that problem is solved by its own!

I didn't update my browser and the watermarks are gone today.

Just noticed the 'Opera has...' post started yesterday. Prior to starting this, I searched for 'watermark' and found nothing. I didn't see that other thread until now. Sorry for the duplication.

Update: Just applied today's update, 90.0.4480.54, and still seeing the watermarks.

I upgraded to v90.0.4480.48 yesterday (Opera 64 bit for Windows). All of a sudden this watermark is appearing on some websites. Any idea why?

It works fine for me. I particularly like the sound feature that alerts me that content has changed. I've had issues with add-ons conflicting in all my browsers including Opera. Possibly that's what DogMad is experiencing.

Another vote for having some way to remove this annoying feature.

Thank-you for all of these responses and for the promptness as well!! I found the messages I was looking for and now know how to to do both the export and import of passwords. I screen capped those posts for the next time I need to port Opera over and this one for the next time I need to search the forum. Should've done that last time.

Suggestion: put a search icon or box at the top of the page <g>.

Is there any way to search the forums for older posts?

A few years back I tried porting Opera to a new desktop by transferring over the profile. That brought everything but my saved passwords over.

I'm trying to get Opera up and running on a new desktop again and once more the passwords don't come over. I'd like to find the posts from my last attempt because it was resolved I just don't recall how. But if I can find those posts, I can re-learn. How do I search for them?

Not as urgent but a curiosity. Used to be there was 1 profile. Now there are 2, 1 under 'roaming', 1 under 'local'. I can see the contents are completely different but it makes me wonder, why 2 profiles?

@rif
I'm loaded with RAM (64 GB) and Opera has never consumed 5% of that so I don't really concern myself with it beyond that. But I did notice a 10% or so reduction in overall memory usage moving to workspaces from multiple instances. I'm curious to hear how you fare with that.

Where it saved me time and caused me to find religion over workspaces was starting up after rebooting. I generally have 30 or so tabs open spread somewhat evenly across the 2 workspaces. When I had to open up a 2nd instance prior to workspaces, for whatever reason, loading the 2nd instance took a lot of time. Like 2-3 minutes if I recall correctly. Now its all virtually instantaneous.

FML, I just looked at my original message and I guess there's nothing new in this one

I used to run 2 instances of Opera. I discovered early on rather than opening around 30 tabs in 1 instance, Opera behaved better if I opened up 2 instances with around 15 each. Not sure why, but now that I run 2 workspaces in 1 instance rather than 2 instances, there's a notable response time improvement/rendering time improvement for me (Win 10 Pro 64, 64GB of memory). There's also a 10-15% reduction in total memory that Opera consumes. Rebooting Opera just got a whole lot easier for me because both Workspaces load at once and I don't have to open a second instance and then open a folders worth of tabs into that. I still have some issues with whitelisting sites that I don't with Brave but if you're keeping track, here's a vote for keeping Workspaces in Opera. Well done, Opera developers!