@ecnalmagnus I agree, it's a vital feature for me as I always have to now use "Search" instead, which ruins the experience for me.

@stiiz22 Upon researching further, I have discovered that EA Sport's FIFPlay website states the kind of supported browser that can access the FUT23 Web App: "The Web App will only work with newer web browsers that support our features. Your web browser must support WebGL. We recommend always using the latest version of your favourite browser. "
https://www.fifplay.com/fifa-23-web-app/

This means Opera One does not support WebGL. What is WebGL and why can't Opera support this?

When I right-click to highlight a word on MacOS while using Opera One, I should see "Look Up" as the first option in the Right Click pop-up, not "Search". This Look Up feature utilizes the MacOS built-in dictionary in order to define the word being highlighted.
It appears this was always in previous builds of Opera before but was removed a while back. Please, bring this feature back.

@ecnalmagnus I agree, it's a vital feature for me as I always have to now use "Search" instead, which ruins the experience for me.

I have MacBook Pro 13-inch, M1, 2020 (Ventura 13.4 [22F66])
I use Opera One (version: 101.0.4843.33)
The problem is: when I try to access the FIFA Ultimate Team 23 web app (link here), the moment after I successfully log in, I get an error that states: "Unsupported Browser - Sorry, you're using a browser we don't support. To use the FUT Web app, try again on a newer browser".
When I try to use Safari, it logs me in as usual, the same thing with Chrome. No issues on those browsers, only Opera One has this issue.