Just upgraded to v35, and the application is now renamed to "Opera Internet Browser" rather than "Opera". Was that a mistake? What was the reason if not?!

There is a worst kind of crash happened on my Mac lately. I was using cmd+q to quit Opera, and then it made the computer to restart. There was an informational dialog (by the system) showed up on the screen after the automatic boots up, saying like "your computer restart unexpectedly , do you want to reopen the applications etc."
IT WAS VERY VERY FRUSTRATING!

Opera 25.0.1614.63 | OS X 10.8.5

There is a worst kind of crash happened on my Mac lately. I was using cmd+q to quit Opera, and then it made the computer to restart. There was an informational dialog (by the system) showed up on the screen after the automatic boots up, saying like "your computer restart unexpectedly , do you want to reopen the applications etc."

IT WAS VERY VERY FRUSTRATING!

Thanks @aeyoun for the reply. We have finally had an attention on it from an Opera employee, that is very good news already. Hope there will be an option for that via settings or flags in the near future.

Maybe some users really like the thumbnailed new tab page, but we don't suggest to turn it off by default, all we need is an option, same way like other browsers do (except Chrome).

Much appreciated.

I think it's pretty clear on the question. I really wish to have the option as well. To clarify, we would like have the same behavior as:

• "Hide the new tab page" on Firefox
• "New tab open with" > "Empty page" on Safari

More details - https://www.raymond.cc/blog/set-blank-page-newtab-firefox-chrome-safari-opera-internet-explorer/

Thew new Opera's startup/new tab page thumbnails load extremely slow on old Macs. And "adjust speed dial animations for slow hardware" does not help at all. Why not to have an option to completely get rid of it!?

Thanks.