The browser has been working worse since installing stable 65. First of all, I have to wait much longer for it to turn on (with a lot of cards) - I didn't have to wait so long for 64. Secondly - more often it has some strange suspensions (mainly after ctrl + tab). Third, when a sound comes out on a card and goes to other cards, the sound animation on the card on top goes crazy.
Hopefully bookmark / history integration will be implemented at some point, or Opera Mobile will be released on iOS because it seems your the only major browser manufacture who hasn't got seemless web browsing over every platform
@davidos: I agree that Opera is now using much more CPU on web pages with Audio. I have found that enabling the Opera Battery Saver helps a LOT with this.
I notice because I use an old computer (2009?) but the CPU used by many web pages is ludicrous. There is no need for it at all. e.g.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kickass-news/id1027264941?i=1000457174284
Battery saving ON
Foreground playing - 60-65%
Foreground not playing - 5%
Minimised playing 25-30%
Minimised not playing 5%
There is NOTHING moving or changing on the page except for a tiny graphic on the Tab at the very top that shows a graphic equaliser moving which does usefully indicate which tab is making the noise.
I think that Opera are missing a trick by not marketing this a Planet Saving feature.
@l33t4opera
Issue with unreadable "autofill" persists with 65.0.3467.32. Not sure if that's the problem, it may be a regression of: DNA-77248 [Win10&Lin] Autofill is unreadable when system theme is dark (fixed in 60.0.3255.79 and re-introduced by 64.0.3417.* and later)
@poma316 Вот кто бы еще хрюкал тут.
Тибя вместе с мамкой твоей тут тупа продали китайцам а ты еще и доволен получается.
Смотри так скора и на мясо пустят барана мамкаиметеля
I have come for this problem; I've been using Opera for ages and it gets bloated and slower in each release. If I want something like that I use Chrome instead. Being swift iz si the first reason I use Opera. Especially after the latest versions Opera is so slow; takes years to load pages; frustrating. Please get rid of all useless stuff; that's Opera's main idea.
@angrypenguin said in Opera GX is coming to macOS – get your test build:
Why not for Linux? Now all penguins are crying...
A Linux version seems to be planned for later., according to this post.
@artexjay Chrome store, as far as I know, blocks all browsers other than Chrome. And can't just bypass it by changing the user agent.
That's why you need to use an extension to be able to install Chrome extensions in Opera.
If you could download the extension from Chrome store, it probably could be installed in Opera.
New update - Opera stable 64.0.3417.92 ;-)
The change log, and the announcement.
Small note: the change log and announcement should be available some time later.
