@igorjmm Thank you, I got the picture. Never heard of pushbullet before, so thank you for the insight. I personally rely on bookmarks a lot, that's why I wondered how a browsing scenario would look like, where you don't miss this functionality. Thanks again for the explanation!

@igorjmm said in Opera Touch - Flow with more devices:

I've reinstalled the app to see if things improve and, to my surprise, Opera Flow now works with more than one device! I tested with my smartphone and my Android tablet on my home PC, and Flow worked like a charm. Tomorrow I'm going to test with work PC, but it's great to see they listened us.

Just out of pure curiosity: What were the reasons you have chosen Opera Touch over Opera on your mobile device?

Every other time I upgrade Opera, the upgrade adds bookmarks to the SpeedDial page without asking.

I personally find this behaviour very intrusive.

Please refrain from doing that.

This applies to Opera on all platforms, BTW.

Flow does not need a separate browser - in fact having a separate app for just this functionality is a weird approach. No need to justify such a move.

@xirit32 said in Where are the bookmarks.:

Guys, there is a better mobile browser called Opera for Android This one is for casuals, very simplistic.

I think a casual would also be fine with Opera for Android ... and I also think that there seems no need for a browser without bookmarks. Just my two cents. I cannot accept excuses for such a UX disaster.

@auenarel it might sound unfair, but Flow seems to be pretty useless as "standalone replacement for bookmarks" - just deactivated it.

@firipu said in Opera Touch - Flow with more devices:

Cannot agree more. I use about 3 desktop/laptops daily because of work. It sucks so hard I can't flow to all 3 of them.

It would be best, if Opera had created a sophisticated system, where you could manage your bookmarks, speed dials and flows together.

Unfortunately they decided to make bookmarks unavailable in Opera Touch, split speed dials per device without any management option and decided to make flow a new thing limited to two devices. I hope they will wake up and finally give us one unified sophisticated solution.

Years ago Opera was well known for bringing cool new features and improved the browsing experience with each verison - nowadays I am quite afraid of every new version, as they neglect power features and tend to fix things that ain't broken.

Well, hope dies last ... ^^

@leocg said in Instant search — change search engine:

@vince42 Above your speed dials there is a search box, unless you have hidden it in settings.
That's the search engine used by instant search.

Yes, disabled that right from the beginning. Why would I need (and waste space for) two search boxes?

And the main question remains unanswered: why would one want different search engine in different search boxes? Especially when there is no way to customize them?

Call me crazy, but I think most users would be quite happy, if they would choose one default search engine and the setting would be applied throughout the application.

@leocg said in Instant search — change search engine:

@vince42 I don't remember Opera using DDG in start page search anywhere. Do you get it with a clean installation?

After installing Opera, I set DDG as default engine and when I enter something in the address bar it delivers results from DDG. I do not know which start page you are referring to - that might be the reason.

To keep a long story short: why would I would like different search engines in my browser? It should suffice to say: this is my start page - use it everywhere, right?

@leocg Thanks for the clarification: In that case, the functionality is broken: I have DuckDuckGo as default search engine, which is used in the speed dial page - and the Instant Search is not using it, but Goggle.