Controversial posts made by sgunhouse

It was moved to (Menu) > History when tab search was added.

You can't delete default search engines. You can hide the search field in the speed dial page and disable instant search, then set one of the other built-in searches as default for the address bar and menu searches.

@darkwind23 Honestly, why not add it to your Bookmarks bar. Just add a bookmark to the URL

opera:/startpage

You don't remove it per se, you set a different one. If you don't see one you like then just find any photo online. If you right-click on it, one option will be "Use image as wallpaper".

The latest version is not Opera 47, so please start a new thread.

@nomoreemojis You're late - with yesterday's release you can disable the emoji already.

There is a setting to bypass the VPN with search sites - maybe they apply that to Amazon?

This website tells me my ISP is "Opera mini proxy" located in the US, if I use the VPN.

@lullacry If you can describe a way for other people to reliably duplicate the issue we can file a bug report, but if they can't duplicate the issue they'll have a hard time fixing it..

Looks to me like they were drawn on a white background then pasted onto the dark gray ...

55 is not "Future releases".

Displays where? Opera itself doesn't tell you that, so where are you getting it? Note that "America" does not guarantee US, just somewhere in the Western hemisphere.

@xaunloc In Settings there is an option to check if Opera is the default browser, just turn that off.

@woolf2000 Not what I said ... I said that within a few years autoplay will not exist. Yes, it exists now, but it will not in the future.

You can't drag a maximized window anyway - and if Opera is not maximized it has enough space above the tabs to drag the window. Sorry, but arguing on the basis of dragging is not applicable.

Flags are experimental. They may be dropped if deemed not sufficiently useful, or they may be promoted to actual settings. Or replaced by something else, which may or may not be better. Most flags are actually from Chromium, and as such Opera may not even control whether it stays or goes.

And you thought starting a new thread on this topic was the way to go? Sorry, the rules don't allow that.

Mini uses Opera's servers to pre-render and then compress the page, meaning the Mini client you install is really only half a browser and thus is great for devices with limited memory. However, certain types of dynamic content may not render properly in Mini.

Opera browser for Android is a full web browser that will work without access to Opera's servers (though if you enable data savings it will go through their servers for compression) and thus should be able to render any content that Android's version of Chrome can. But it uses more resources on your device and is a larger install.

It is the same as in Chrome, so I'm sure there is documentation available.

So you don't use Firefox - they don't keep the titlebar either.

Flags are for testing, once a feature is added (as in this case) or dropped the flag is removed. You still just enable it once, but in panel settings instead of flags.