Tried installing ppapi flash and unchecking npapi flash and it seems to work nicely now, thanks!
ppapi flash download: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer.html
to disable npapi go to opera:plugins and click on show details, then unable that one

I had full-screen frame drops on Twitch; about 5 fps. This fixes it. Thanks.

Opera 26.0.1656.8, Windows 7 64-bit (WoW64).

I have come to like that Opera decided to split the browser and mail client into two separate programs. One thing that I miss, though, is to click on an RSS link and have it automatically added to the mail client.

In Opera <=12 you are able to assign a program to handle specific MIME types (such as application/rss+xml).

I may just have missed it, while looking through the settings, but is there a way to open Opera Mail, and have it add the feed to the list, when I click on an RSS link?

(If it is not then you should really consider adding something like this, Opera! It is infinitely useful. )

Originally posted by l33t4opera:

@Sverrimohrolsen, and Miarffi:
If you don't want to use the default search engines (except Google, which will remain untouched anyway), then you can try thisworkaround[/URL" target="_blank">http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=1765552&t=1382011293&page=1#comment14843772]workaround[/URL] - I just checked it again in the latest Operas: 18, Next 19, and in Developer 20, and it still works without problems.

However, if you would like to change default search engine (like Google), then you can try to apply thepatch[/URL" target="_blank">http://my.opera.com/dqdb1/blog/2013/07/22/more-columns-in-speed-dial]patch[/URL] bydqdb1[/URL" target="_blank">http://my.opera.com/dqdb1/about/]dqdb1[/URL], in which one of the options is the "default search engine editor".

Alternatively, you can experiment a little, and try to edit the settings for the default search engine in two files: "Preferences", and "Web Data", which are located in the profile directory (you can check the path to your profile in O-Menu->About Opera->Paths->Profile). You should be also aware, that in my case, this only works, when I do the same changes in both files (and don't forget to close the Opera, prior to start editing the files).
Note: to view, and edit the second file (Web Data), you can use one of two, free applications: theSQLite" target="_blank">http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/]SQLite Browser, or theSqliteman[/URL" target="_blank">http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqliteman/]Sqliteman[/URL].

The first workaround works great. Thank you for bringing it to our attention :cheers:

Yes, but you cannot use the "w" keyword. The default keywords are essentially reserved and cannot be used.

The fact that it chooses the language for you is okay, but only if you are able to override it.

Hi,

When I use the "w" search keyword (Wikipedia) I am sent to the Danish version (da.wikipedia.org). Yes, I live in Denmark, but that is not how I want "w" to work. I want it to always send me to the English version (en.wikipedia.org). If I want to see the page in another language then I will change it myself.

When this started to happen (a few days ago, probably as part of an update) I tried to change the behaviour, but I do not see any way to change the default search keywords. I did find some Opera configuration file that contains all the search keywords and their respective URLs, but it was a huge file (around 8000 lines). I did not want to break anything so I let it be.

Can something be done about this?

And if you see this Opera devs: Please do not force I18n stuff on people. It is annoying as hell, especially when you cannot change it.