@Karnov It's easy to import speed dials from one Android phone to another. Here's how:

1. Be sure you are logged into the same Opera account on both phones.
2. Tap your account in Opera settings on both phones and be sure that sync of bookmarks and emails is enabled.
3. Go to the speed dial page on the destination phone and tap on the icon that looks like a smartphone superimposed over a PC monitor to open the Other Speed Dials page.
4. Tap the name of device you want to import speed dials from and verify that it has all the speed dials you want (sync can take days to update and likes to create multiple tabs on the other speed dials page for the same device, some more up to date than others, so check all tabs)
5. Tap the 3 dot menu and choose "Import all" and you are done.

My Javascript bookmarklets stopped working after I updated Opera to the latest version.

Version of Android: 62.1.3146.57513

Phone model and manufacturer: Multiple including Samsung Note 4 and S6, LG G4, Honor 8 and Motorola E2

Your version of Opera for Android: Multiple including Android 6., 7 and 10

If the problem is with a page, a link to it: NA

If ad-blocker is enabled or not: Issue occurs with it on and with it off

If data savings is enabled or not: Issue occurs with it on and with it off

A screen-shot of the problem if it's related to something not showing as should: N/A

A description of the problem, including as much as information as possible: Javascript bookmarks do not work. They did in previous Opera versions up to and including version v. 61.2.3076.56749. They also work in Android Chrome 88.0.4324.181.

Steps to (try to) reproduce the issue:
Create a new bookmark. Enter Tweet it in the Name field and the following code in the Address field:

javascript:location.href='http://twitter.com/intent/tweet/?text='+encodeURIComponent(document.title)+' &url='+encodeURIComponent(location.href);

(This will create a bookmarklet that share's the current page's title and URL on Twitter).

Open any web page in Opera. Go to bookmarks and select the Tweet it bookmarklet.

Expected behavior and actual one:
Expected: Twitter compose Tweet dialog opens with the current page's title and URI already entered.
Actual: Nothing happens at all.

I hope this issue can be resolved. Bookmarklets are an important part of my daily workflow. I use them for sharing to social media and updating sites I manage.

I think those ads are served by Opera. I don't think you can block them but you can dismiss them and continue to the intended page by tapping the little x in the top left corner of the ad.

@namarang Android 10 shoild be no problem. Go to Play Store, search for Opera browser, click install. If you get any errors post them here.

Upgrading from Opera 46 to 47 signed me out of sync. I don't recall this happening with previous upgrades. Not a big deal but not very user friendly.

@speedevs The PC keyboard mostly works with Microemulator with no configuration necessary to enter urls in the Opera Mini URL field. You can use either the PC keyboard or Microemulator's onscreen keyboard. There's an issue with entering numbers however. I don't know how to fix that.

Choosing Options > Select device > Resizeable device from the Microemulator menu switches to a normal resizable PC window without the simulated phone interface. In this mode an onscreen keyboard pops up when you tap a text field but you can stell use the PC keyboard (except for numbers) if you prefer.

@namarang said in Do not install Opera on a Samsung phone:

y7p

I've never heard of a Samsung y7p. What Android version is it running. I think Opera now requires at least Android 5.0

@jaosold . Open the website whose search engine you want to add. Long press the search query field and choose "Add search..."

This works with search engines that use an HTML form with the GET method. Most do but some like StartPage use POST or a JavaScript based form and can't be added to Opera.

@tetianaknopka Old but still valid, Making websites that work well on Opera Mini

@croupf Strange that Opera is downloading to a directory named Downloads that you can't find in your file structure.
A couple of things to try.

• In your file manager search for a file that you downloaded with Opera to find where it's stored. If you don't have a file manager or yours doesn't have a file search, I recommend installing Amaze File Manager , it's free, ad-free and open source.
• Or, create a folder with a name like Opera downloads and choose it as your downloads folder in Opera settings.

@tetianaknopka Old but still valid, Making websites that work well on Opera Mini

@conductor Web developers can block copying text with Javascript or CSS. On the desktop there are ways to get around it with extensions, view source or developer tools but those options don't seem to be available in any mobile browser.

You could try Reader mode as that seems to disable Javascript and CSS. If that doesn't work try saving the page as a PDF and finding a PDF viewer app that lets you copy text.

@okankocabiyik Strange, any site you dis-allowed should be listed under Denied sites. Maybe an Opera bug.

@okankocabiyik Go to Settings > Site settings > Notifications, tap the site you want to re-enable notifications for then tap Notifications and choose Allowed.

@askew said in Can't sync, tells me incorrect password:

@leocg Thanks for replying. Well, if that is the case, then I'm proper screwed. I overwrote my old password in bitwarden when I updated my password. My passwords are some 128 characters long, randomly generated. Shouldn't opera just stick with the new password immediately after updating it? Kinda defeats the purpose of changing password in the first place.

I tried clearing the cache, just to see if that might be a solution, but still no luck.

Doesn't Bitwarden back up old passwords? That seems like a pretty essential feature for any password manager. I use KeePass2Droid and it makes a backup every time I change a password, and that has saved my butt more than once.

@miyukiwork Javascript bookmarklets are broken in this release. Bug reort at https://forums.opera.com/topic/47261/bug-report-bookmarklets-broken

My Javascript bookmarklets stopped working after I updated Opera to the latest version.

Version of Android: 62.1.3146.57513

Phone model and manufacturer: Multiple including Samsung Note 4 and S6, LG G4, Honor 8 and Motorola E2

Your version of Opera for Android: Multiple including Android 6., 7 and 10

If the problem is with a page, a link to it: NA

If ad-blocker is enabled or not: Issue occurs with it on and with it off

If data savings is enabled or not: Issue occurs with it on and with it off

A screen-shot of the problem if it's related to something not showing as should: N/A

A description of the problem, including as much as information as possible: Javascript bookmarks do not work. They did in previous Opera versions up to and including version v. 61.2.3076.56749. They also work in Android Chrome 88.0.4324.181.

Steps to (try to) reproduce the issue:
Create a new bookmark. Enter Tweet it in the Name field and the following code in the Address field:

javascript:location.href='http://twitter.com/intent/tweet/?text='+encodeURIComponent(document.title)+' &url='+encodeURIComponent(location.href);

(This will create a bookmarklet that share's the current page's title and URL on Twitter).

Open any web page in Opera. Go to bookmarks and select the Tweet it bookmarklet.

Expected behavior and actual one:
Expected: Twitter compose Tweet dialog opens with the current page's title and URI already entered.
Actual: Nothing happens at all.

I hope this issue can be resolved. Bookmarklets are an important part of my daily workflow. I use them for sharing to social media and updating sites I manage.

@jimjinnj I'm sure how to read that page. On mine I see things like syncer_ok and running that suggest everything's working. I expect that if something was wrong I'd see error somewhere.

He means you should type opera://sync-internals/ in Opera's address bar on your Fire tablet. That will show some diagnostics which might help pinpoint what's wrong.

@lukas425 said in AppGallery:

@yeswap I am using an honor phone so kinda huawai
But mine works with the Google Play store.
Is it possible to use opera from this one even if it is not the official app store or is that not possible?

Just unless the issue might get fixed but at least then you dont have to be annoyed when it does not work. But as I said I am not sure about the App Gallery. I never used it so it was just a suggestion.

Older Huawei and Honor phones support the Play Store. You should use Opera from whichever store is preinstalled on your phone.