It seems like every 2-3 times I open up my web browser I have Booking.com, Alibaba, or some other obviously promoted websited added to my speeddial menu. I can guarantee I'm not adding them and I don't like them automatically being added. I haven't been able to find an obvious setting to fix this. I will leave for a different browser if this doesn't get resolved - very annoying
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Answer by
Akash Shah
The answer to the question is to disable the "Discover" feature in Opera. To do this, open the Opera browser, click the Opera menu icon in the upper left corner, select Settings, and then uncheck the box next to "Discover" under the "Browser" section.
You can create an Opera Account using the URL provided by the developers. Browse to the URL posted below and fill the form with your details. It's not necessary to use your real name, only a valid email address and that's it. No one will verify the information that you write in those boxes.
You can't customize the keyboard shortcuts in the latest version of the Opera browser. You can enable them from Settings menu but that's the only tweak you can apply for the browser.
Right-click the web page and select Inspect Element. Press the Click to view icon to dock the page in the main window. Next, press the ResourcesClick to view alt="enter image description here" /> tab. To expand the Frames list useClick to view icon. Expand the folder ImagesClick to view Select the background image from the list and once it is opening in the right window, Right-click on the image and select Open image in new tabClick to view . In the new tab , Right-click the image and select Save image as to save the image.
I'm using Opera 10.10 and when I go to YouTube (for example) it is asking me to click the grey circle icon "to activate or download the plugin".
Answer by
Murtuza
You might not be having all the plugins... To install all the opera plugins go to http://www.opera.com/docs/plugins/ and install all the required plugins...
How can I save the background image of a web page in Opera? Please provide the answer with details.
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Answer by
Pete Clapp
Opera is very similar with Google Chrome and the process is the same like it was explained in the related question. Right-click the web page, select Inspect Element and press the Click to view icon to dock the page in the main window. Next, you need to press the Click to view tab, next to Profiles and to expand the Frames list using the Click to view icon. Also, expand the folder below the Frames and then the Images one: Click to view. Select the background image from the list and once it is opening in the right window right-click on the image and select the third option: Click to view. Select the new tab that is opening, right-click the image and select Save image as. Type a name in the File Name field, select a destination directory and click Save.
Note: You need to know that not all web pages are build up using a background image.
Can I import my bookmarks from old Opera to the new version?
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Answer by
Sean Hill
Yes, you can import the bookmarks from the old version of Opera to the new one using the Bookmark Export Feature that's available. On your old Opera browser, go to Settings > Import and export File > Import and export. Additionally, use the official guide from the Opera's support page to obtain more information. The import option is exactly the same. Choose Import and browse to the HTML file.
What do you have Windows/Mac or whatever? Which type do you have, x32 or x64? By this information you need to download it like: Windows 7 x64. Well, when your using Software informer and try to update, check if it will be installed in the correct direction like: x64 Opera vesion will be installed in Program Files (x86) WRONG, needs to be installed in Program Files/Opera (or whatever).
It seems like every 2-3 times I open up my web browser I have Booking.com, Alibaba, or some other obviously promoted websited added to my speeddial menu. I can guarantee I'm not adding them and I don't like them automatically being added. I haven't been able to find an obvious setting to fix this. I will leave for a different browser if this doesn't get resolved - very annoying
The answer to the question is to disable the "Discover" feature in Opera. To do this, open the Opera browser, click the Opera menu icon in the upper left corner, select Settings, and then uncheck the box next to "Discover" under the "Browser" section.
Is there an integrated Opera email account available? Or is it just Opera Mail which is now a separate app?
No, there is no integrated account, since the Mail feature evolved into a standalone application. It is now available as a separate application.
Older versions of Opera still have this feature, but newer ones lack it.
Download the standalone version from the following page: http://www.opera.com/computer/mail
You can create an Opera Account using the URL provided by the developers. Browse to the URL posted below and fill the form with your details. It's not necessary to use your real name, only a valid email address and that's it. No one will verify the information that you write in those boxes.
Sign-up page: https://auth.opera.com/account/signup
You can't customize the keyboard shortcuts in the latest version of the Opera browser. You can enable them from Settings menu but that's the only tweak you can apply for the browser.
Right-click the web page and select Inspect Element.
icon to dock the page in the main window.
alt="enter image description here" /> tab.
icon. 
.
Press the Click to view
Next, press the ResourcesClick to view
To expand the Frames list useClick to view
Expand the folder ImagesClick to view
Select the background image from the list and once it is opening in the right window, Right-click on the image and select Open image in new tabClick to view
In the new tab , Right-click the image and select Save image as to save the image.
It may occur some errors, so reinstall it again.
I'm using Opera 10.10 and when I go to YouTube (for example) it is asking me to click the grey circle icon "to activate or download the plugin".
You might not be having all the plugins... To install all the opera plugins go to http://www.opera.com/docs/plugins/ and install all the required plugins...
How can I save the background image of a web page in Opera? Please provide the answer with details.
Opera is very similar with Google Chrome and the process is the same like it was explained in the related question. Right-click the web page, select Inspect Element and press the Click to view
icon to dock the page in the main window. Next, you need to press the Click to view
tab, next to Profiles and to expand the Frames list using the Click to view
icon. Also, expand the folder below the Frames and then the Images one: Click to view
. Select the background image from the list and once it is opening in the right window right-click on the image and select the third option: Click to view
. Select the new tab that is opening, right-click the image and select Save image as. Type a name in the File Name field, select a destination directory and click Save.
Note: You need to know that not all web pages are build up using a background image.
Can I import my bookmarks from old Opera to the new version?
Yes, you can import the bookmarks from the old version of Opera to the new one using the Bookmark Export Feature that's available. On your old Opera browser, go to Settings > Import and export File > Import and export. Additionally, use the official guide from the Opera's support page to obtain more information. The import option is exactly the same. Choose Import and browse to the HTML file.
What do you have Windows/Mac or whatever? Which type do you have, x32 or x64? By this information you need to download it like: Windows 7 x64. Well, when your using Software informer and try to update, check if it will be installed in the correct direction like: x64 Opera vesion will be installed in Program Files (x86) WRONG, needs to be installed in Program Files/Opera (or whatever).