Same problem here. I've uploaded a .png showing a screengrab of text from Opera and Vivaldi. The Opera characters look terrible.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34762256/Opera and Vivaldi screenshot.png

Same problem here. I've uploaded a .png showing a screengrab of text from Opera and Vivaldi. The Opera characters look terrible.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34762256/Opera and Vivaldi screenshot.png

Same problem here. I've uploaded a .png showing a screengrab of text from Opera and Vivaldi. The Opera characters look terrible.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34762256/Opera and Vivaldi screenshot.png

Thank you. Anyway, it's off now. If I continue to get problems I'll restart this thread.

Once again, thanks to all who helped.

Steve

Ah, OK. Thanks!

Just done it. Is this a known problem with Turbo mode, then?

I didn't know I was, but I see it is ticked. Should I untick it?

I've had this problem for the past several builds. I'm reporting it now because I've just done a brand new build of Windows on a formatted disk and it's still happening. It was happening on Windows 8, 8.1 and now on Windows 10 Technical Preview. Currently running Opera Beta 26.0.1656.20.

Basically, after a few hours of running, Opera simply refuses to load (or refresh) any web pages. Eventually it pops up the error message "Unable to connect to the proxy server". However, I'm not using a proxy server. It is instantly cured by closing and restarting Opera.

Yes, I know W10 isn't supported yet, but don't be distracted - it was exactly the same with W8 and W8.1 (I can't remember about W7).

It's as if something changes inside Opera and it starts thinking a proxy server is in use. However, it isn't: IE continues to work just fine, and checking Windows' "Local Area Network Settings" dialog shows that no proxy server is configured.

What could make Opera think a proxy server is in use, when it isn't? Does anyone else have this problem?

I've put a screenshot here showing Opera's error message alongside the LAN dialog, which proves what I'm saying:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34762256/Opera Proxy.PNG

Steve

I really like the new Speed dial (now called the Start page, apparently).

However, it has one problem that stops me from using it: I really, really need the text heading under each tile - especially when a tile is a folder.

For instance, I've got four folders which contain links to my favourite programming reference sources. They are called: "Programming - Microsoft", "Programming - Delphi", "Programming - RemObjects" and "Programming - Others".

On the new Start page it is impossible to discern which is which without rolling the mouse over each in turn. On the old page, the name was visible beneath each folder tile, which made it really fast to choose the relevant one.

My change request is: please give us an OPTION to display the title all the time, rather than just on mouse rollover. I'd be happy with the title displayed in the "new" style (rather than underneath the tile).

On the new Speed dial page, and the Discover page, there is a useful bar on the left with three icons for Speed Dial, Discover, and Bookmarks.

It is very convenient to be able to switch between the three just by clicking on the relevant icon. Or rather, it would be, except that the bar disappears when the Bookmarks page is selected and is replaced by a different one without icons for Speed Dial and Discover. Thus you can't click back to the Speed Dial or Discover page, you have to press the Back button instead. It's a strange inconsistency in use, and feels a bit like driving over a speed bump.

My request is, at the top of the vertical bar on the left of the bookmarks page, please provide icons to go back to Speed Dial and Discover.

Just to say that it seems to be working fine for me. Opera 25.0.1614.11