@leocg Thank you. Not sure how I could have possibly missed that. But you'd think they would have a right click/delete option like everyone else uses. Its an industry standard.

@leocg You mean Menu, News? Nothing there. I can't even delete it.

This seems bizarre. I added a feed and can't edit the title. I can't even delete the feed. I don't even know if it is a feed or a one type thing. How can they design something so unfinished? Back to Opera Mail. At least there you can control things. It may be a little archaic but boy does it work. When will they update it and bring it back? We miss it!

@esebm I'm curious if anyone else has noticed this problem or is it just me in Canada? Of course there are other VPN's. I'm curious about this one, hence my post here. And I never trusted my Uncle Bob.

@k1llua It sure looked like it worked on your example but it didn't work for me. I'll try it on other pages though in case there was something on that page that blocked it. On further messing with this I found that I need to put a space before and after the search term. This seemed to work 100%. Interestingly though it doesn't work with a text program in Windows. I'm trying Jarte. Much like Wordpad. Another strange thing with Control_F is sometimes it doesn't highlight the word. This occurs in many programs. Not often but just occasionally.

@preachjohn I asked you to explain a couple things. One was if you were disabling the extension and if so, why. Let's start with that. Is it a yes or a no?

@leocg Most sites don't have a language option! On Google Maps I set the destination to Canada. Doesn't make a difference. I set the language to English and its still in some foreign language! That's Google. Imagine what most websites do? Its insane. Why can't Opera set English as the language for when we select Americas? Why would they select a language in Europe for the Americas? Makes no sense.

Most of the time you are searching for something specific. But Opera seems to do what Windows does: It brings up any word with those letters in it. Imagine if you were looking for ng. It will show bring. How useless is that? Imagine if the page you are looking at is 500 pages long? How much fun will that be? How can I get this thing to bring up just ng when I put ng in the Find box? Do I need to change this setting in the Windows Registry so its system wide?

@preachjohn What do you mean "it doesn't hold that position"? "In Opera I set it to Disable". This is an extension. Why would you disable an extension if you want it to work? Can you please explain? Checking Opera settings reveals there is no setting for autoplay. So you must be referring to an extension.

No matter what I select for my location (Americas, Asia, Europe) it doesn't matter. I never get English as my default language. Is there any way of making this work? English is the most widely used language on the planet so its very ironic that we can't get it to even show here no matter what the setting.