Best posts made by shintoplasm01

I couldn't find anywhere in the stable iOS app to report bugs/crashes, so am posting it here.

Version: 1.6.0 (Stable, not Testflight beta)
Description: Opera Touch crashes consistently on iOS 12.2 whenever 'Share' >> 'Open in Touch' is selected for any URL in other apps. I think Opera Touch crashes somewhere in the process of something, because a 'ghost window' flashes very quickly after 'Open in Touch' is tapped, but then this disappears and I remain in the originating app.

I have captured a screenshot of this Opera Touch 'ghost screen':

@4troses I've partially solved this by 'starring' https://sync.opera.com/ so it shows up on the New Tab page, under the Top Sites. This gives you one-direction access to your existing bookmarks (i.e. you can't edit them in any way), but it's better than nothing. Only works if your synced data is not protected by an additional sync passphrase...

@leocg Thanks for responding to one of my questions. However, I am even more curious to know what would happen to Opera's handling of other ad-blocking extensions (other than the built-in adblocker) - is Opera providing any feedback on this proposed plan? If it goes through as currently drafted, will Opera handle extensions (and limit their functionality) as per the manifest or would it retain a backwards compatibility mode? I know it's early days, but this is an important matter close to many users' hearts.

Please could you enable Cmd+Clicking (or 'right-clicking') on macOS for bookmarks and bookmark folders stored within folders in the Bookmarks toolbar?

Currently, you can only Cmd+Click on top-level bookmarks (i.e. those stored directly in the toolbar) and top-level bookmark folders (i.e. folders you can see directly in the toolbar).

However, I would like to be able to Cmd+Click on bookmarks stored within those folders (i.e. second-level bookmarks) as well as bookmark subfolders (e.g. actions such as Open All in New Tab).

Chrome, Vivaldi and Brave all allow Cmd+Clicking on all bookmarks and folders in the Bookmarks Toolbar, irrespective of their tier/level. Only Opera doesn't allow this on macOS. Any reason?

Thank you.

@ultravio1et I know it's a bit of a hassle, but you can get to your bookmarks (read-only) by 'starring' https://sync.opera.com/

This will give you a direct link from the new tab page to your bookmarks, but you won't be able to edit them in any way.