I would like to provide feedback regarding the profile icon display in the mobile version of the Opera app. Currently, in the bottom right corner of the main screen, the profile icon displayed is only a plain icon (silhouette), as shown in the first attached image.

In my opinion, this icon should display the profile photo of the logged-in user, as seen in the second image when opening the profile menu. By showing the profile photo consistently across all views, the user experience will become more personal and make it easier to identify the account being used.

This change will improve comfort and clarity for users, especially those who have more than one account or frequently switch accounts.

Thank you for the attention and hard work of the Opera team. I hope this suggestion can be considered for future app updates.

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It would be great if Claude AI could also be added as an option in the sidebar.

Claude has also gotten pretty popular lately, and a lot of people already open it in a separate tab while browsing. Having it available directly in the sidebar would just make things quicker and more convenient.

Another benefit would be giving users a choice between different AI assistants. Different models are better at different tasks, so being able to switch between them without leaving the browser would be really useful.

Claude’s developer is also known for emphasizing responsible AI development and being cautious about how powerful AI systems are used. Many users appreciate companies that publicly commit to strong safety standards and transparency around how their technology is deployed.

Opera GX already has the interface for AI in the sidebar, so adding Claude as another option might fit naturally with the existing design.

It would be great if the panic button could work regardless of whether a sidebar app is focused. Ideally, F12 should always override sidebar focus and trigger the panic mode instantly.

I am one of the many users who have been left in the dust following the many impressive UI updates done to Opera GX. For whatever reason unbeknownst to me, my SSD laptop cannot handle the newer UI. I have tried it on a completely new account on my laptop and for some reason it runs much smoother there, but my current one which actually is the one I use for some reason has a complete inability to be used at all. I don’t know why, I have continued for months to not know why, and my one workaround to continue using what has been the best browser for myself recently became fully obsolete following the need for a security update. For reference, the only version I could reliably use up until a few days ago was 114.0.5282.202. All other versions past this point are actually impossible for me to use on my main account on my computer.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled Opera GX countless times trying to figure out what’s wrong, only to discover that apparently the newer Opera GX is so... I don’t even know what quality it could be that it can no longer run on my computer. My computer’s specs aren’t particularly impressive, I’ll admit that much. It’s refurbished, and I’ve had it in my possession for multiple years. I do not have the income that would give me the possibility to just buy a new computer every time a browser decides my computer is just too ancient to continue to support.

Being completely honest, I do not think it is insane to not want your main browser to become completely and utterly unusable with no warning after a few years of loyal usage. The influx of angry Opera GX reddit topics is solid proof of that. Everyone who had difficulties with this browser either got things to where they’d like them to be by redownloading older versions of the browser from the ftp, or abandoned Opera altogether. Obviously I don’t think you guys WANT your browser to be abandoned, and for people to be angry at you.

So, I’ve come here with a suggestion and a proposal. I don’t know the resources that would go into this, and frankly I doubt anyone would take what I have to suggest seriously, but I hope I’ve helped build a substantial case thus far.

I sincerely believe - with all of my heart - that the people would be very happy if Opera worked on something that makes versions like 114.0.5282.202 accessible and viable to use. I believe that this hypothetical version of the browser should be called “Opera GX Lite”, and be advertised for lower-end systems. Because gamers don’t always have the money to buy the latest gaming computer. I am still a gamer even on my rickety old laptop. I play multiple games every week, potentially even most days of the week. I play RPGMaker games and TYPE LUMINA and Little Kitty Big City and Peak and even Hundred Line. I think you’d have a lot to gain from considering the little guy too, and I do mean that.

While not a browser, Peak recently made itself backwards compatible for a previous version of DirectX, and it was well received because it meant more people could play their game. I think this principal also applies to browsers. I think that if you gave this idea a chance, more people would be using Opera GX happily without having to worry about being put into a position where they have to scramble to find a suitable replacement. But let’s be completely frank here: Nobody else has thought of adding the ability to force dark mode natively on their browser yet, and they all honestly feel like they’re years behind because of it.

Add to offline pages available for a single tab:

Add to available for multiple tabs selected:

But offline not an option: