@leocg I also remember a few years ago (before they rewrote Opera with Chromium?) that you could resize each tabs content as if they were app in windows.

I think the workspaces system is well made and useful. The only reason I'm not using it is because I find it annoying that when you close your last tab, it automatically switches to your other workspace.

Ex : I have two workspaces : A and B. I have multiple tabs in B and use A as my "main" workspace.

When I close my last tab in A, it automatically switches to B. Could there be an option to stop this behavior ? If I want to use workspace B, I will click on it manually.

Thanks !

@pavelopdev I could do that too. What I was expecting is that when I close the last tab, it goes back to the Speed Dial; the same behavior as when I don't use workspaces.

I was hoping to have a behavior as if each workspace was it's own "Opera instance".

@pavelopdev I could do that too. What I was expecting is that when I close the last tab, it goes back to the Speed Dial; the same behavior as when I don't use workspaces.

I was hoping to have a behavior as if each workspace was it's own "Opera instance".

@leocg I also remember a few years ago (before they rewrote Opera with Chromium?) that you could resize each tabs content as if they were app in windows.

I think the workspaces system is well made and useful. The only reason I'm not using it is because I find it annoying that when you close your last tab, it automatically switches to your other workspace.

Ex : I have two workspaces : A and B. I have multiple tabs in B and use A as my "main" workspace.

When I close my last tab in A, it automatically switches to B. Could there be an option to stop this behavior ? If I want to use workspace B, I will click on it manually.

Thanks !