Just a quick question, is it just me or isn't the video pop out feature bugging with Netflix? The pop out window stays black and if you want to fast forward in the pop out screen, the normal (big) window gives you a netflix error (Whoops, something went wrong... Unexpected Error. There was an unexpected error. Please reload the page and try again).

It's not important, because I don't really use this feature, but I am wondering.

Win10 64bit, Opera 37, activated Opera add-blocker

Hi,
when the Opera window isn't maximized, the tabs are shown in a second line (see here: http://abload.de/img/unbenannty8kmt.jpg) instead of being in the same line as the Logo (menu button). Is this intended? In the end, it's just using up free space and looks kinda weird.

Hey, it works fine for me. Dn.no and facebook will open every link via ctrl+left cklick (or middle mouse button) in a new background. Perhaps some extensions are causing the problem?

My opera version: Version: 33.0.1990.113

Is there another way to check which extension causes the error than deleting/deactivating the addon and look for incoming errors?

It's a pain in the ass to crack the extension down. I experience the same problem, the only extension I share with OPs list is "Download Chrome Extension". Gonna try it.

Leave Opera then and have fun with GOOGLE Chrome, Mozilla-the-same-thing-Firefox or any other browser who all behaves exactly like that.

Hi, I think there are problems with the Windows 10 snap feature (http://windows.microsoft.com/de-de/windows7/whats-new-with-the-windows-desktop) regarding Opera.

When I am "halfing" Opera (using the snap feature of Windows 10, dragging Opera to either left or right) it seems that the Opera window isn't visibly corresponding at all (for example open a new tab via mouse or hotkey). Opera wasn't frozen, though, because if you are maximizing the opera window or changing the window size, the window shows the tab already open.

My guess is that while being in this half windows size mode the window isn't refreshed visual-wise.

Problem: It's not always the case, so I am not sure how to reproduce it, but it happens often!

Windows 10, 64bit

I know a friend who browses like that (over9000 tabs) and it's stupid to do so. If you want to keep track of a lot of websites, use the bookmark system! Just because you can do it, it doesn't mean that you should do it. I hardly have got more than 5 tabs open at the same time - and I am browsing A LOT ^^.

As for your problem, the only thing that perhaps could work, would be to restore your entire system via "system restore". I cannot guarantee that it will work, though. Depends if you've got a good restoration point.

I want to do a clean install of Windows 10. So, passwords can't be included in the backup so that they can be restored later?