You mean to your own feed (so that comments to your posts will show up on your device automatically) or in general? Not that I know an answer to either, but I wasn't sure which you meant.

On the menu go to Settings. In the sidebar, click on the option to show "Advanced" settings. Click on the Browser section, and scroll down to "Start Page". Select "Hide Search box".

His argument is that malware targeting Chromium (which is the most common browser today) will mostly target Opera as well. If Opera didn't prevent external software from changing the search engine then any adware that would change your search in Chromium would also change it in Opera

Changed title to "Saving", as you can't view anything without downloading it first.

@thanhonap Don't steal other people's threads. If your issue isn't the same as the one in the thread title (and yours is not) then start a new thread.

They told me they'd try to get the Desktop blog back up before the weekend - but doesn't seem like they did.

In that case, moved to "Forum Feedback"

If you want privacy, you use a private window.

Site preview you can do now. Visit the page, and click on the in the address field. In the pop-ups you'll see the current thumbnail along with arrows next to it to cycle through the available options: a thumbnail preview or various images shown on the page.

And Flow. That's sort of like a timeline or wall - anything you send to Flow (by tapping the Flow icon in the addressbar of the desktop version) appears in Flow on both versions, so you can use it to send links back and forth. It's not bad, but you still have to remember passwords the first time. (I haven't used it enough to be sure, but I think on Touch you use that pop-ups menu button at the bottom to send to Flow or to close tabs.)

Barring the fact some screens don't support Landscape orientation (as I have a tablet, that is a big deal) and the passwords, it actually seems pretty good.

Technically, Opera Stable doesn't have a Home button - or a home. It has a Speed dial button.

The default search engine can be any of the pre-installed search engines - but you can't change the search engine used in Speed Dial or in Instant Search - the so-called default applies only to the address bar, the search field (if enabled) and to the right-click or double-click menu. Opera has previously said the reason they don't allow just any search engine as default is to block those malware that replace your search engine with one of their own (such as a porn search), though that doesn't explain speed dial and instant search.

I did say you can't make it default. But you can add it - which was the request.

You can add any search engine - just not make it default. In most cases you can just right-click in the search field and choose "Add search engine".

It can be disabled. Go to chrome://flags/#sidebar-extensions-in-browser-sidebar and turn it off.

@almas1997 Not possible if you use any compression at all to remove the proxy, I can't answer the rest of that.

There is already a password for WhatsApp - if you're not logged in. Tell Opera never to remember the login, and always remember to log out.

Unfortunately, we forum moderators have nothing to do with extensions (other than trying to prevent spam comments).

This part of the forums is English (despite the original title being German). If you wish to post in German, please do so in the Deutsch section.

It was a guess, this time it was wrong.