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.

@shajins2k Every time you close Opera, or every time you restart your computer?

You being signed in somewhere is controlled by a cookie for that site. So if you've set Opera to throw away new cookies on exit, that will log you out. Alternatively some third-party privacy software can be configured to delete cookies - that even includes CCleaner. So if cookies are deleted every time you restart the computer, check for something like that.

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

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.

@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.

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".

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.

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

@dion06 They're not in Stable yet, so give them time. Opera One is still in Developer, not even Beta yet. When version 100 reaches Stable, then we'll have tab islands. GX is generally a little behind Stable even. Will tab islands be coming to GX? I'm not a developer and don't know for sure, but I expect them to. But it'll be a couple of months I guess.

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.

@crackerscandy2 Try changing this flag:

chrome://flags/#hardware-media-key-handling

@upyergs I sent you a private message.

@katrin676 Bookmarks shouldn't be hard, the file is not encrypted or anything and could just be copied over to the new machine. Passwords though are encrypted.

The most obvious reason you didn't find the bookmarks was that the old drive was probably assigned a different drive letter on the new laptop, so Opera was looking on the new drive rather than the old for the bookmarks.

Do you know where your profile was on the old drive? Generally at (drive:)\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable\ and the file will be called Bookmarks. Be aware, AppData is actually a hidden folder and depending on your settings may not be visible - you'll need to enable showing hidden items in File Manager or type the address in manually.

@lau3r Is the VPN enabled? If the website thinks you're not in Italy they may be redirecting you, so disable the VPN if it is enabled.

@ely-kabs "Daily bundles"?

@raymanjc Operating system?

@bestcodes That won't actually remove them, it'll just stop adding them back - mostly. He'll still have to delete the ones he already has.

@upyergs Is that the same username here? If it was used in the forums I can see the email address, but not if it was never used in the forums. Mind you, did you try entering the username when it asked for email? I believe that's what I did the first time it asked for email ...

@mike2931 So you can't make it smaller by dragging left?

@mike2931 Will it allow you to drag the right edge and resize it?