I get this same notice when trying to play videos on some of the major network sites ABC, CBS, etc. which work fine with other browsers, so why can't Opera play them?

It would be nice if there was an icon in the toolbar we can easily use to zoom in or out, and if the gauge that shows the percentage was onscreen longer than two seconds, when we hit the zoom in or out option in the drop-down window . Why can't this be in the toolbar, as it is in all other browsers?

@leocg That doesn't work! I can't log in to the site, nor can I change my password in Opera's saved passwords, which is ridiculous! Why can't we manually change it? When I put in the right one on the site, Opera keeps reverting it to the one it has saved, which is not the correct one! And while it shows the site, there's also an Opera window saying the site can't be accessed! Or at least it's half an Opera window, as it's cut in half!

Opera is lately driving me crazy with how many websites it just won't work with, sometimes it's the VPN feature that prevents it from functioning, but others, it's Opera itself, especially video streaming sites, like HULU, and some major network stations. Why is it so incompatible with so many sites???

@leocg So, ignore my issue completely because one sentence was capitalized? Good grief...

Well, I'd be happy to swap issues with you, because I DO have the "delay loading of background tabs" selected, but they all load, which is NOT what I want at all, as it slows down opening & closing Opera, and runs up my RAM & CPU Usage big time! Maybe the key is to select the opposite of what we want in the preferences, maybe if I not select it, the background tabs won't open, and vice versa. But it is quite odd that we are both experiencing Opera not doing what we've selected, really odd...

Every time I open Opera, I must sit and wait five or ten minutes, as it slowly opens all previously open tabs, in every window. This not only takes forever, but uses up nearly eleven Gigs of RAM!! This is so absurd a way of doing things, that I cannot believe the developers continue this ridiculous protocol! Why don't they fix this, as it definitely is a huge drawback to my using Opera, despite liking many other aspects of the browser?

@leocg You've obviously missed my point. Yes, I know all about those options. However, not all browsers choose to open every tab, but for the top one in each window, upon relaunching, thus saving many Gigs of RAM, and allowing the user to decide if and when to open any of those tabs. So my question is why doesn't Opera go this time & energy-saving route, instead of the pointless one of having to open every single one?

Sometimes a tab loads, but then the circle next to its name will continue spinning & spinning, as if still trying to load. Trying to end it, by clicking on the X in the toolbar, often has zero effect. So why doesn't this stop it, why doesn't it stop, once loaded in the first place, and is there any other workaround to stop this incessant spinning?

Well yes, thanks, they were disabled, which makes no sense. How could I possibly want speed dial suggestions, while not wanting speed dial to be visible? You'd think that option wouldn't be available if someone's disabled Speed Dial... Guess it will start working again, but I know I didn't disable it, and can't imagine that would be the default setting... I wonder if there's some setting preventing my syncing from working, as well...

@leocg Yes I do, but they're not what's on my Speed Dial page...

@leocg How would I have disabled them? All I see on the Speed DIal page are a few "Suggestions", not a single actual speed dial site! When I click the heart, it only shows me where the bookmark of that site is, nothing mentioned about adding it to Speed Dial, and when I right click on the url, nothing at all happens. So how am I supposed to ever have any sites back on the page?

Don't like it popping up with every page of search results I go to, especially when the items it's showing me are NOT the one I'm searching for!

When I open the Speed Dial page, all it shows (aside from news articles) are four icons, which are still shown as "suggestions" even though I've clicked on "add to speed dial". And there is not + alongside to add more manually, as it shows in the Help Section!

So why is this happening, and is not what is supposed to be happening? Why do the four sites I've already noted to be "added to speed dial", still showing up only as "suggestions", and why is there no plus sign, so I can add the ones I want?

I am trying to synchronize with the Opera on my laptop, but as soon as I fill in my username, or password, the window immediately closes, without letting me go any further! How are we supposed to do this if it won't even let us log in?

I bought a new computer, installed Opera, hit Synchronize, asked me to login, but wouldn't accept my password, (even though I was signed in on my laptop, using the same password. Then it signed me in, so I thought. But now, whenever I put in my username, before or after I enter my password, the window just vanishes! Then when I click the Synchronize in preferences, or go to my account, it shows a page that says it's now deleting all my data!

But eventually, I don't know what I did, but it then began telling me i had this many bookmarks, this many saved passwords, etc, etc. OK, so I thought, it somehow retrieved all my data, but then I updated Opera, closed & opened it, and nothing is showing, no bookmarks, no browsing history, passwords, nothing! What is going on with Synch? Does it work, or is it just a non-functioning fantasy? I've used Opera for many years, yet now, it's like I'm starting over, except that it told me I have thousands of bookmarks, etc, etc., has Opera become dysfunctional? Cause I sure can't figure out what's going on.....

Sometimes a tab loads, but then the circle next to its name will continue spinning & spinning, as if still trying to load. Trying to end it, by clicking on the X in the toolbar, often has zero effect. So why doesn't this stop it, why doesn't it stop, once loaded in the first place, and is there any other workaround to stop this incessant spinning?

@leocg You've obviously missed my point. Yes, I know all about those options. However, not all browsers choose to open every tab, but for the top one in each window, upon relaunching, thus saving many Gigs of RAM, and allowing the user to decide if and when to open any of those tabs. So my question is why doesn't Opera go this time & energy-saving route, instead of the pointless one of having to open every single one?

Every time I open Opera, I must sit and wait five or ten minutes, as it slowly opens all previously open tabs, in every window. This not only takes forever, but uses up nearly eleven Gigs of RAM!! This is so absurd a way of doing things, that I cannot believe the developers continue this ridiculous protocol! Why don't they fix this, as it definitely is a huge drawback to my using Opera, despite liking many other aspects of the browser?