Honestly, it’s the Workspaces and the Sidebar. I’m one of those people who ends up with 50 tabs open, and Opera is the only browser that actually helps me keep them organized by project instead of just having one giant mess.

Having WhatsApp and Spotify right there in the sidebar without needing to switch tabs is a total game changer for my workflow. It feels less like a basic browser and more like a productivity hub.

Deleting the download list in Opera usually doesn’t remove the actual files from your phone, but it can sometimes make them harder to find. Here are a few steps you can try to recover the photos:

Check your phone's gallery or file manager: The photos might still be there if they were downloaded directly to your phone’s storage.

Look in Opera’s download folder: Some browsers store downloads in a specific folder (e.g., "Opera Downloads"). You can try checking there.

Use a file recovery app: If they were deleted, you could use apps like DiskDigger or other Android/iOS file recovery tools to try to recover the deleted files.

Check cloud backups: If you have a cloud backup (like Google Photos, iCloud, etc.), there’s a chance the photos were synced and can be restored.

iPhone is great because "it just works" and the apps are super polished, but if you’re used to Android logic, the iOS restrictions can feel like you’re wearing handcuffs for a while. It usually takes about a month for the muscle memory to switch over.

Honestly, it’s the Workspaces and the Sidebar. I’m one of those people who ends up with 50 tabs open, and Opera is the only browser that actually helps me keep them organized by project instead of just having one giant mess.

Having WhatsApp and Spotify right there in the sidebar without needing to switch tabs is a total game changer for my workflow. It feels less like a basic browser and more like a productivity hub.