@DUZULEK Sorry you're dealing with this. Since you've already completely uninstalled and reinstalled Opera, I would first check whether Sync is actually restoring your data or whether the browser is having trouble accessing its local profile.

If you can still access your Opera account, check whether your bookmarks are available through Opera Sync on another device where you're signed in. Also, avoid resetting Sync or deleting any more profile data until you've confirmed that your bookmarks are backed up. If you previously exported your bookmarks as an HTML file, you can import them again through the bookmarks manager.

One thing worth checking is whether you're signed in to the same Opera account you used before. If you are, but your bookmarks and passwords still aren't appearing, it may be a Sync issue rather than something that another reinstall will fix.

Hopefully, your bookmarks are still associated with your account or available in a backup. Have you checked whether your bookmarks appear on another synced device?

I agree that third-party password manager support is an important factor when choosing a browser, especially for people who rely on tools like 1Password for work. Browser flexibility and compatibility with existing workflows can make a big difference in whether users adopt it long-term. Hopefully, Opera will consider improving support for external password managers across both desktop and mobile platforms.

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@Sinraasu I agree with this point. Accidental clicks can trigger unnecessary AI requests, especially for users who rely on these tools throughout the day. Adding a confirmation step or an option to undo a prompt before it starts processing could help reduce wasted requests and resources. Small usability improvements like these can make AI tools more efficient and encourage more responsible usage. Hopefully, the Opera team considers this idea in a future update.

This is an interesting move by Opera. Turning browsing rewards into stablecoins could make the points system more useful, especially for mobile users who already use MiniPay.

I'm curious about the conversion rate, supported stablecoins, and whether there will be any minimum redemption limits or transaction fees. Transparency around these details will be important for users to understand the real value of their rewards.

Looking forward to seeing how the integration works in practice and whether it makes everyday browsing more rewarding.

This is a good point, especially for users who do most of their work on mobile. Accidentally submitting an incomplete prompt interrupts the workflow and makes the chat experience frustrating.

I also agree about the “Ask More” suggestions. When the keyboard opens or closes, the layout can shift, making it easy to tap a suggestion unintentionally.

One possible solution would be to let users choose whether Enter submits a prompt or inserts a new line, while keeping the send button available as the primary submission control. For suggested questions, a little more spacing or a clearer separation from the input area could help prevent accidental taps.

The potential reduction in unnecessary AI requests is worth investigating too, although the actual cost and energy savings would depend on how frequently these accidental submissions occur.

Hopefully, the Opera team considers both improvements. Small mobile UX changes like these can make a noticeable difference to everyday usability.