@burnout426 It is! Both the manual and the detected settings work.

@hisnibs Still incorrect, with 74.0.3911.139. The times are correct. As I took this screenshot, it is Wednesday the 17th.

Note the folders "Jobs" and "State GA". How do I move them into the main Speed Dial > NewMac list? I can click and try to drag slowly but they don't move, and a right-click doesn't offer anything relevant.

It really isn't a big deal to just make some new ones in the main list, but still, how do I move them?

Thanks.

Suggestion: Speed Dials that fully sync

One thing I don't like about Opera's syncing is that it places the imported speed dials below (for lack of a better word) the top level of speed dials. In other words, after installing Opera on a new machine, I see the first bookmarks view as

== Bookmarks Bar (the bar is okay on NewComputer)
== Speed Dial
======== Advertiser 1
======== Advertiser 2
===== NewComputer
===== OldComputer
======== Speed Dial Folder 1
======== Speed Dial Folder 2
======== Speed Dial Folder 3
== Other Bookmarks (I don't use it, so it's empty)

I must spend a bunch of time dragging speed dial folders from the OldComputer folder into the NewComputer folder. I wouldn't mind if Opera were not so sensitive about the pointer. If I drag something just a few pixels away from my target, folders expand/contract/expand/contract, and my speed dial might go to the wrong spot.

I would like to see a sync that simply re-creates NewComputer speed dials like my OldComputer speed dials and puts them at the top level.

@Hesperia said in How can I fully remove an extension?:

Scite_

I don't know what Scite_ is, but have you searched your computer for all things that contain that string? There have been a couple of times when I wanted to remove everything from a particular developer from my computer, so I just deleted everything I found with their name in it.

@leocg Opera One (version: 123.0.5669.47) (arm64)

@IuvTech Opera One (version: 123.0.5669.47) (arm64)

Please note these two examples.

Example 1 is a 230 x 170 png at 288 DPI with white background. (Lots of screen stuff I make is some multiple of 72. Just a habit.) Note the bit of shadow on the upper-right and lower-left of the graphic

Example_2 was when I selected the wrong image, which was a 400x400 png and a transparent background. I can see that Opera tries to expand the graphic to fill the space and also make a vignette out of it.

Is there a control setting somewhere for this? I don't see many speed dial options that deal with this. In the end I don't care much about this because I'm the only person to see it, but still, I'm curious.

Thanks.

@Opera-QA-Team I didn't recognize them until I saw them again, much larger, and in the middle of the screen, as I logged into Evernote.com for the first time in months.

I get the cute little graphics at the top of the window that prompts me to save a password.
If they should have meaning, then Opera should make it clear what that meaning is.
If they are meaningless, then please remove them. They give the impression that there is something behind them that I should be seeing.

@burnout426 It is! Both the manual and the detected settings work.

@tlmurray said in Mac users, what made you switch to Opera?:

I just wish my home page was working....

Hmm. After a couple of days of a white home page (other than a fluttering weather graphic), it's now working (except for weather).