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@davey126: That's your personal opinion and i respect it. But the hole point is to improve
functionality, right? In this case there's a lot of people feeling frustrated with the absence of previous feature. Otherwise we wouldn't see that many posts about it.
So i believe they should reconsider their decision in this case and give users the opportunity to disable stuff they don't like. Don't you think?
While using Firefox in the past, when i was choosing the "open in new tab" option, it had this really nice feature showing the new opened tab without having to manually select it, like i do now in your browser.
I'd really like to see this in opera.
@burnout426 Thanks for replying. About the command, i'm not sure how to use it. Where do i put the "--disable-site-isolation-trials" command exactly!
The problem does appear after login. What i can't understand is how nobody else seems to have this problem. And of course it's not normal to use extra commands every time, in order to make it work. Don't you think?
Just a little help with the command to check it out, though i believe it's a real problem they should fix.
@leocg said:
@stolis First, Opera has some dozen of millions of users, so ten, twenty people don't seem to represent the majority of users.
Also, as usually always happen, the ones who didn't like the change are more active, making it look like they are a majority.
First: Opera used to have a dozen of million users. There’s a dozen of “desktop browsers market share” sites, showing the exact opposite. Worldwide-March 2020, opera 2,37% usage. Source https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/desktop/worldwide and many others. There’s no need mentioning.
Second: If you-they consider that the 50% of complaining posts about the withdrawal of previous instant search feature represent a minority of users, I’ve got nothing to say.
Third: The major problem every time they add a new feature, is that they also remove any kind of option for disabling them. At least in most of the cases. Allow me to say that this behavior doesn’t look nice. It seems like they don’t really care about their users. Now you might say that this is just a personal point of view which doesn’t represent the majority of opera users, but on the other side the complaining posts shows the exact opposite. Unless I have to return back to school to learn math’s from the beginning, cause it seems I can’t really understand the meaning of numbers.
So, I’d really like to know how they end up taking decisions about the usability of features if they don’t give attention on users complains in their own blog? From where they get the numbers you-they are talking about? Seems like their ignoring them.
Eventually even the existence of this blog turns to be useless as well.
@burnout426 Thanks for the shortcut. Didn't know about it and i couldn't find it into the keyboard settings.
Either way i still believe that such an option into the tab settings it would be very useful.
@leocg said in How to deactivate the pop-up window of play, backspace, and increase opera volume?:
@dominusdrt As said in previous similar topics, try disabling opera://flags/#hardware-media-key-handling
Can you please tell me how to enter flags?
@leocg: But you keep saying that others users favorite features (instant search in this case), aren't that useful anymore.
@burnout426 I'm going to check on vivaldi as you suggest but i have to insist on this one. I don't want to use extra extensions for something that i believe is so simple to create. At least that's my opinion.
Of course it's up to chromium devs. I suppose it could be a suggestion from operas devs? Don't you think? 
I rarely have more than 10 to 20 (max) open tabs, so "search in tabs" is totally useless to me. Please put an option in settings for disabling it or re-enabling the "Recently closed tabs/windows" button.
Hello everybody. I’d like to share with you a peculiar idea which came up to my mind concerning operas future development and I’d like to hear your opinion about it.
What would think if operas devs before attempting any changes on the browser (new features, ui changes etc) put their plans in public in some kind of poll in order to see users opinion about them?
For me that I don’t have time watching the developer blogs, it sounds really nice and I sincerely believe it would be very useful for them to, as they wouldn’t “waste” time creating features insignificant for users and put their efforts to the most popular (by following poll results).
So, what do you think?
@leocg What's not obvious. Don't you see the difference on the size within the tiles? I don't know about you but it surely doesn't look better to me. I prefer the previous style.
I've noticed that speed dial tiles want saw until vpn connects. By disabling vpn they load instantly. Can someone confirm please?
@leocg: Can you please tell me how can i upload an image inside a post so you can see what i mean? I'm not sure i can describe it with words. It would be easier understanding what i mean by looking the image.
Do you intend to fix the speed dial tile font size bug? I still don't see anything about it in the changelog list. That's very annoying.
Is there any way to get rid of the black line that now appears around several search fields & link buttons? It's really annoying.
I would also like the line around the address bar to be always visible.
ps. can you please tell me how can i upload pictures? Thank you.
@andrew84: Well that's something from nothing, right?
Still can't understand why they don't fix it in the 70 beta. And you are right. I don't like it (among other unnecessary features which are making opera heavier and heavier). That's why i'm still in 68,
Thanks for the reply.
Sorry for asking, but i don't see any fix about the speed dial, tile bug. Are you going to fix it ?
Check here: https://imgur.com/a/SC7wLDs
Not sure if it's a bug but i sure find it annoying.