@ralf-brinkmann: A second developer update this week, Opera 119.0.5482.0, was released to address an important crash. Thanks for keeping an eye on the updates!
Besides that, you might want to test with "Use graphics acceleration when available" off at the URL opera://settings/system. Or, with it on, you might want to test with the "Hardware-accelerated media encode" flag at the URL opera://flags/#disable-accelerated-video-encode disabled to see if it helps. Or, you might have to leave that flag enabled and adjust the Angle flag for your GPU.
@marinaz909 is that issue related also to this? https://files.catbox.moe/nndvsl.mp4
If you can't see the video, basically, if I tap the refresh button, the button and the Speed Dial button move a little to the left. If I move to a new tab, they come back to the original size and alignment.
Bring in the GX items to Opera One and vice versa. This whole "different sidebar items for different browsers" is just ridiculous. Why force your users to use two different browsers depending on features?
@marinaz909 Unfortunately, Opera Developer crashes after just a few seconds, so there's no way to even reach the opera://crashes page. I found out that Opera Stable also crashes every time, it just takes a little while longer. Unfortunately, the opera://crashes page crashes the Opera Stable build immediately.
Today a new Windows 11 Insider Preview build was released and the issue remains even after the update (both Developer and Stable builds).
