Probably needs no explanation. I know there are various extensions available for Gmail notifiers etc. but what I am looking for is a completely functional Gmail window in the sidebar with new emails notification.

Would be even more amazing to have support for more accounts at once (more buttons with numbers or colours representing them).

OK now I have "somewhat" found the solution. I tested on a different page, and the dialogue looked exactly like in your example.

But I was specifically asking for the purposes of my company's website, where there is a dynamically-generated product sheet which automatically opens the print dialogue. The sheet is designed for portrait format, so the CSS code of the page contains @page {size: portrait;} and removing that part of the code actually solved the issue. So I guess I have found a bug? Because Opera does actually interpret this piece of the code, which is good, but interprets it "too strongly" - as in, it does not only decide the orientation of paper for you, but also the format, margins, etc. and doesn't allow you to change anything

Finally found the time to test it - yes, the behaviour is the same in Chrome.

OK, well my solution was just removing the guilty code, as it is not necessary for the page to run correctly.

But I posted the bug here:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1016235&can=2&q=save as pdf

@burnout426 Thanks for letting me know! Yeah I've been receiving copies on my e-mail address. I just tested it and it works correctly now! I will send a message to the bugtracker as well for the sake of completion

@burnout426 No worries at all! It's my fault too, I tested it and didn't check the "Save as PDF" option but tried with an actual printer instead... we all make mistakes haha

@burnout426 No worries at all! It's my fault too, I tested it and didn't check the "Save as PDF" option but tried with an actual printer instead... we all make mistakes haha

@burnout426 Thanks for letting me know! Yeah I've been receiving copies on my e-mail address. I just tested it and it works correctly now! I will send a message to the bugtracker as well for the sake of completion

OK, well my solution was just removing the guilty code, as it is not necessary for the page to run correctly.

But I posted the bug here:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1016235&can=2&q=save as pdf

Finally found the time to test it - yes, the behaviour is the same in Chrome.

OK now I have "somewhat" found the solution. I tested on a different page, and the dialogue looked exactly like in your example.

But I was specifically asking for the purposes of my company's website, where there is a dynamically-generated product sheet which automatically opens the print dialogue. The sheet is designed for portrait format, so the CSS code of the page contains @page {size: portrait;} and removing that part of the code actually solved the issue. So I guess I have found a bug? Because Opera does actually interpret this piece of the code, which is good, but interprets it "too strongly" - as in, it does not only decide the orientation of paper for you, but also the format, margins, etc. and doesn't allow you to change anything

Sorry about that, I worded the question wrongly. I did mention this in the thread title but not in the question itself that I actually AM using and asking about the print dialogue. And that's the problem - there is no "More options" button available for the "Save as PDF" option in the print dialogue. It is only available in the "Microsoft Print to PDF" option which causes some really terrible compression and AFAIK isn't run by Opera anyway but by a Windows print driver.

Is there a way to make the built-in "Save as PDF" feature to output an A4-sized insted of a US Letter-sized PDF?

Probably needs no explanation. I know there are various extensions available for Gmail notifiers etc. but what I am looking for is a completely functional Gmail window in the sidebar with new emails notification.

Would be even more amazing to have support for more accounts at once (more buttons with numbers or colours representing them).

I am sorry but this did not solve my problem. There are some items that simply refuse to disappear from history whatever I do, whichever guide I follow on the web.

I have a suspicion it has something to do with the online synchronisation of my data - I think they are stuck online, and even after clearing my cache, these entires get downloaded back from my Opera account.

Hello, I have a problem with clearing history. There are certain sites that refuse to disappear from my history, even when I clear all the personal data that are possible to clear.

The weird thing is, they do indeed disappear from history (CTRL+H menu), but they still appear as suggested adresses when I start typingin the URL/search field.

Any ideas? The only thing I was able to find online was that there should be a small X button next to every line in the adress bar which should be able to clear it from the suggestions, but I can't see it. This suggestion was valid for one of the older versions of Opera only most probably.

I'm using the latest (47) version of Opera and up-to-date Windows 10.