If you have a PC with Sync enabled, go to Manage Bookmarks (Ctrl-Shift-B) and click on "Other speed dials". Delete the folder for the device in question, and the device will be removed from the server.

@sirblobfish If you go to

chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark

you will see about 10 different options in the dropdown related to force dark mode, including one that applies it only to non-image elements.. You might try that.

As I'm one of those who never has more than 5 tabs open at a time, search in tabs is almost useless to me. But Leo and I are not developers, Opera Software will do what they want not what I want.

Has to do with what happens when you hover (mouse over) a speed dial tile; it isn't a big thing.

Actually, you can copy them from "Other speed dials" but you can't sync them directly. Many people have Opera on several machines (say, home and work) and want different speed dials on different machines. There is a feature request for a way to actually sync them; add your support to that request.

Why do you think the forum has circular avatars? It's the current style.

In Settings > Browser, in the User Interface section clear the box labeled "Enable the search pop-up when selecting text". No need for a "feature request", it already exists.

It is still in early development - they wanted to start on just one platform. When it is somewhat more mature they'll bring it to Mac and Linux.

Hover it, click the "..." behind the location name, select Change location. Fairly obvious.

@felipesantini-acr Keep in mind, Leo and I are not Opera employees. This is the right place but we're not the ones you need to convince. We may suggest alternatives or suggest clarifications, but we can't implement anything. While Opera does read posts here, they seem to prefer not to reply most of the time.

I will say though, we should try to stick to one request per thread. Stacks and groups can be considered the same request, tiling tabs and splitting the window is a separate request and deserves its own thread

So to summarize, the argument for stacking or grouping as opposed to workspaces is that stacking doesn't hide your other tabs, and that some extensions allow you to group related tabs automatically. Anything else?

@llst778 You should be able to replace the new file with the old one, if you haven't added anything you want to keep.

@llst778 Sync should be ... continuous, I guess. For some reason it can take time, as in your data doesn't all appear as soon as you turn it on.

@llst778 If you were able to keep the user account, everything would be fine. If you had to recreate your user account, any encrypted data will be unreadable. Not certain about history, but cookies and passwords are encrypted.

@op-sebastian Not me, I'm just a moderator. I suspect not anyone at Opera, as they were never able to read your data in the first place. If you have no local copy on any of your devices then it is probably gone.

@op-sebastian When you reset the password you reset Sync, there is no way to access the data without the password.

@jimbrowning The iOS version would be most similar to Opera Touch. But there are a variety of settings in Opera Browser including one that allows you to swipe on the address bar - which I don't use but might be what you're experiencing.

@mirkoema Known bug. You can edit it within Bookmarks.

@loodgack You mean the tab bar, yes? The task bar (bottom of your screen in Windows) has never done this.

@cg-109 Opera cannot access any of your data. If they could you'd be reading about people stealing your data by phasing attacks, so be glad it is secure.

@sudddddd Export? Not as such. But it's just HTML - go to the site, log in, go to your Bookmarks. If they're all on one page, just save the page to your hard drive. (I honestly haven't had to use sync.opera.com and am not sure if your bookmarks are all one page or each folder is a separate page. But if they're all one page you ought to be able to import the HTML file in any browser.)