Plus one for this from me.

What I find odd is that you can ctrl/shift + select multiple tabs, the UI does support this, yet you can't do anything with them!

Please add!

Version: 50.0.2762.67 System: Mac OS X 10.11.6 64-bit

I haven't been able to track down exactly what's causing this, but I'll describe it anyway. I've noticed when refreshing a tab (Cmd+R) or reloading the same URL (Cmd+L, enter) that occasionally it will go to a new, different page I have recently visited in another tab or window. I'm pretty sure it's started happening in the last couple of weeks. Has anyone else seen this?

@jasongr Same here. Version 100.0.4815.47. When a background tab refreshes itself Opera is bringing that tab to the foreground. Please fix.

Bump. I think this feature deserves continued attention.

Possible duplicate of https://forums.opera.com/topic/64037/background-tabs-windows-getting-into-foreground/28

@jasongr Same here. Version 100.0.4815.47. When a background tab refreshes itself Opera is bringing that tab to the foreground. Please fix.

Bump. I think this feature deserves continued attention.

Any update on this?

Plus one for this from me.

What I find odd is that you can ctrl/shift + select multiple tabs, the UI does support this, yet you can't do anything with them!

Please add!

I'm currently on 52.0.2871.99 and I can't remember this happening recently. I'm going to say it's fixed, whatever it was.

Yes, confirmed still occurring on 51.0.2830.26. I'm sorry I can't provide any more information. It's pretty random so hard to get some concrete reproducible steps.

Version: 50.0.2762.67 System: Mac OS X 10.11.6 64-bit

I haven't been able to track down exactly what's causing this, but I'll describe it anyway. I've noticed when refreshing a tab (Cmd+R) or reloading the same URL (Cmd+L, enter) that occasionally it will go to a new, different page I have recently visited in another tab or window. I'm pretty sure it's started happening in the last couple of weeks. Has anyone else seen this?

Please add an option to hide the new share button I have just seen appear next to the download button on the right of the address bar. Thanks.

Use the search engine preferences. opera://settings/searchEngines
I don't see a way to edit the built-in default search engines, but you could simply create a new one with the keyword 'wfr' say for French, and use the url https://fr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=%s