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Happy Friday!

I know it took embarrassingly long time to address this issue, but as of now the RSS feed for Opera News blog should finally work as it should 😃

I see. Do you know if any other browsers handle this situation better? That might carry some weight for a feature request.

A custom extension might be a workaround. It could autofill the username based on the path or login form. Or, it could at least add something to the page showing you want site (path) you're on as a reminder.

@dlinma2 Suggestions and feature requests

It seems to be corrected as of 56.0.3010.0, at least, since I installed a new Insider build yesterday and the problem hasn't triggered.

I didn't see anything in the release notes that seemed like it, though Speed Dial was mentioned a few times, so I guess it was one of those.

In a way, there is: enable the VPN.

Feedly upgraded their login system this week to support more types of logins. The above procedure will need to be redone, but it all still applies with the exception of one thing: the cookie's name is now "feedly.session" instead of "session@cloud," though YMMV if you're using some of the new types of logins, in which case take note of the name when you're retrieving the cookie from another browser.

Yes, thanks!

The "solution" I've taken to is leaving JS disabled on nytimes.com and various sub-domains.

Still, if anyone knows of something less Draconian (perhaps including just the right thing in urlfilter.ini), it would be great to know. Most pages are perfectly readable without JS, but you miss all the extras like slideshows.