@jamesg012345 set your colour them to 'system' or dark and find a background colour that works. You are not seeing text because the textfont is white...

Opera is great. Speeddials are nice, fast and handy. But can be improved.
On a Windows P.C. speeddials from other synchronized devices are found in subfolders of bookmarks, this is cumbersome.
On mobile devices, speeddials from other synchronized devices are found as subdials of the "other speeddials" speeddial. This is also not optimal.

Suggestion: Speeddials on all synchronized devices should be found at the same place and same order, that is the startpage of Opera and not in subdials or any of the sort. It is of course possible that you do not want all of the speeddials of one device to be visible on other devices. The solution is simple, speeddials are either global(default) or local to the device. Global means it is visible on all synchronized devices and local just for the one device. Users can easily choose what they want by either right clicking on a speeddial on a p.c. or long press on a mobile device and switch from local to global and vice versa.

regards R.S.

@jamesg012345 set your colour them to 'system' or dark and find a background colour that works. You are not seeing text because the textfont is white...

@leocg Same here, seems they messed up the colour schemes. They are invisible because the font colour is...white. I now set my colour theme to ''system", but dark theme will also work but looks, well, very dark. Also find a background colour that works. hope they fix this soon.

Opera is great. Speeddials are nice, fast and handy. But can be improved.
On a Windows P.C. speeddials from other synchronized devices are found in subfolders of bookmarks, this is cumbersome.
On mobile devices, speeddials from other synchronized devices are found as subdials of the "other speeddials" speeddial. This is also not optimal.

Suggestion: Speeddials on all synchronized devices should be found at the same place and same order, that is the startpage of Opera and not in subdials or any of the sort. It is of course possible that you do not want all of the speeddials of one device to be visible on other devices. The solution is simple, speeddials are either global(default) or local to the device. Global means it is visible on all synchronized devices and local just for the one device. Users can easily choose what they want by either right clicking on a speeddial on a p.c. or long press on a mobile device and switch from local to global and vice versa.

regards R.S.