Optimizing your site's frontend performance can help improve responsiveness. I’ve worked on similar UI responsiveness issues, especially on my website Ginseng Tea, where smooth transitions enhance user experience. Have you tried using a lightweight color management script?
@rosalyn I spoke too soon it is happening again, this time it is a facebook page https://www.facebook.com/privacy/consent/gdp/?
It says oops something went wrong but I can't close it. I have uninstalled opera and reinstalled it but it is still there.
Looks as if I will be changing to another browser,
disabling this option did it for me, just go to the browser settings, type this in the search bar and toggle it off
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4 years later and doing it still/again..
and it absolutely is Opera doing it, 2 days of trying to download a 20gb file, always "cancelled" not-by-me, at 10gb.
Firefox got it first try. and faster too.
Might just be a bug with Opera's opera://settings/cookies page as things work fine in Chrome (even Canary). Something probably changed in Chromium that broke Opera's version of the page.
The blurryness looks like it's not used a very good resampling method. If you resample an image in a photo editor, it takes some time, so Opera correctly does a simpler one. What it could do is have these already made in two sizes and stored.