@screwed38 makes sense... I'll try to submit this feedback to them through whatever channels they have.

@screwed38 cheers!

So when is the Opera built-in adblocker going to be fixed so this stops happening?

I was wondering if there are plans to have a native Opera feature to create multiple profiles in order to view the same website in different tabs logged in from different accounts.

Firefox does this pretty well and it's probably one of the few reasons why I still have to use other browsers besides Opera.

Is this in your roadmap?

When can we expect this feature?

So when is the Opera built-in adblocker going to be fixed so this stops happening?

@screwed38 cheers!

@screwed38 makes sense... I'll try to submit this feedback to them through whatever channels they have.

Hello,

I am trying to play music through the YouTube Music extension available on Opera's sidebar but unfortunately ads are being displayed when using it so I ended up having to stream my music through the regular YouTube's website to take advantage of the ad blocker.

Is there some way to enable ad blocking within this extension?

Cheers!

@leocg but these are just random requests by users, it doesn't mean they've made it through to your backlog, right? I was more interested in seeing your development roadmap and what's going to make it into Opera in future versions. Can that be consulted?

Would love to have Signal on Opera's sidebar so I can ditch WhatsApp for good.

Hello,

Would it be possible to introduce a feature similar to what Adblock Plus has to add additional elements within a page to the block list?

Has this been suggested before?

Where can I see a backlog of all the features that have been suggested in order to upvote them and see when they'll make it in the product?

Cheers!

Why would posts require to be approved to show up in the forum instead of being automatically accepted and then flagged by users if they need to be reviewed?

Is it true that Opera has no way to choose to open a file and to associate a program with it?
In Firefox I can open .torrent files just fine with qBittorrent, it caches them somewhere and hopefully deletes it for me once they're no longer necessary.

The lack of this pretty simple straightforward feature may be enough to make me go back to Firefox, anyone else feels the same?

Cheers!