Many thanks for fixing the Find caret/cursor/whatever.

I do wish Find in Page would continue to be active over following pages.

The Speed Dial tiles are now smaller, which means less text is available for their titles. We've also lost the tile colours, which were an aid to recognition and quick selection. I am setting custom images now, but the browser could and should be able to do that, automatically, although it's always been glitchy for YouTube bookmarks.

A recent release lost my previous session. Thankfully I was able to restore it via The Marvellous Suspender extension for Chrome, and part of my process was to set up several Speed Dial folders, which were then opened in separate workspaces. Adding to a folder on the Speed Dial by dragging can be infuriating -- please look into this. Much easier to use the Bookmark option.

The Speed Dial folders contain smallish icons and the collection becomes an uninformative mess when one's eyesight is no longer so good. So, please add an option to set a custom image (preferably automatically, from several options) for Speed Dial folders, and consider reverting to larger (or wider) coloured tiles. Cheers!

@andrew84 more noticeable with dark theme and a light page; the leftmost border remains when the sidebar is hidden.

Screenshots are x6, from Linux Mint, including the top of its dark theme panel (i.e. taskbar).

@krezz-z I'm kicking myself for only just discovering that, in Linux, I can use Alt+Space then T (or an appropriate click) to accomplish what I usually do via a right click access to the context menu in every other application I can think of.

I used a small app for years with Windows. Apparently, one current way is to install Microsoft PowerToys and press Windows+Ctrl+T to pin the application in focus on top.

I was quite happy to observe and try and help with the birth pangs of Opera One, but now the quieter and better behaved baby (Stable) has been thrown out with the bathwater...

This feature can interfere with closing the tab, by clicking on the X.

@yaakhan that's a useful tip, but do you have to share the pinboards online? I gave up using pinboards because I couldn't share them. When I'm sufficiently organised, I add each workspace's tabs to Speed Dial folders.

@djme The Textarea Backup script with the Tampermonkey extension may help to save your work. I'm not registered with YouTube, so cannot check, myself. Disabling YouTube's autoplay would be the first option, but Textarea Backup is useful insurance.
https://addons.opera.com/en-gb/extensions/details/tampermonkey-beta/
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/4915-textarea-backup-with-expiry

@temkem @andrew84:

Dead here, too.
Linux Mint, no processes listed.

When many tabs are open, the control at the top of the screen is visible, with options when right-clicked to scroll, including to left or right edge.

I use an extension to always move the currently viewed tab to the far right position (far left is an alternative option). So, when I return to a workspace the far right position (right edge in Opera's terminology) is where I invariably want to navigate to.

For that reason, allowing the setting of a default option e.g. always scroll to right edge, would be of benefit to me.

Thanks for your consideration.

@andrew84 I always roll my eyes when something like 20 tabs is given as an example of an extreme user. Disappointing when features like Tab Emojis are left unfinished or of limited use to me, when they could be really useful if feedback was acted on.

I tried the vertical tab layout due to a ask requiring multiple tabs, which all have long titles beginning with the same six words. Tab Emojis could've helped, but I ended up using an extension to rename each tab (none of the ones I tried worked perfectly).

@andrew84 that is related to the bug in Linux I've reported, above, caused by a right-click in the address-bar.

@thelittlebrowserthatcould:
The dialog appears when vertical tabs are used and there's a right-click in the address bar.

This Linux dialog should be dismissible by clicking elsewhere in the application.
In the current deb build I have to open the dialog in another application and dismiss it there, to also dismiss it in Opera.

There's been a dramatic slowdown for me, for the last few releases. The browser UI locks up for 30 seconds or more when moving between heavily populated workspaces. Tab-scrolling won't work, for example. Debian release.

132.0.5905.7 Debian
Start Page > Hide search box is set "on" and can't be overridden.
In case it's of interest, it takes 3.5 minutes before a page is usable, after startup. I have 765 tabs sleeping via The Marvellous Suspender. Within the first 10 seconds there's an "Opera is not responding" dialogue, which soon disappears.

What improvement does the slower startup time exhibited over recent releases achieve?

@Opera-QA-Team with x.com for example, I prefer to use Opera's dark theme, rather than the site's Lights Out option with its annoying shooting stars background.

Opera's dark theme:

x.com's Lights Out theme:

Can you fix video progress bar visibility in dark mode, please?

@Stealthlink67 reloading the page works for me, but I'm now trying it with the in-built blocker disabled and relying on the uBlock Origin extension.