Sorry no I am not talking about that, opera linux had the option to use system borders and now has lost that option which means we can no long do things like shade the window
This is a long standing issue, see this thread which has 17k views at this moment. Apparently this is by design and the developers haven't been willing to change it, although it is clearly not a good design.
@teligence I'm not 100% sure that this is the same issue which I described in the blog because I noticed that you have disabled wallpaper. But maybe still related issues.
How else are we to report trouble like this so that they actually respond with a solution
There's OMenu > Help > Report an issue... wizard but, personally, I've never been using that. I usually report in their blog https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/
@leocg At some point after an update, Opera One's dropdown bookmark menus changed to a less compact appearance than previously (almost from 1.5x to like "double-line' spacing). The change in vertical spacing resulted in what resembled the spacing between menuitems in Microsoft's Pre-Chromium version of Edge.
I believe that a similar change also happened in Chrome suggesting the modification derives from Chromium. As such, probably all Chromium-based browsers resemble the old Edge in this respect. Vivaldi has a setting called 'User Interface Density' which when set to 'compact', reverts the spacing to as it was in older versions of Chrome and Opera.
I'm guessing the option might not be that difficult to add.
Best regards
@leocg The most inconvenient one is google slides, in some themes either the text or backgrounds change colors and makes the text unreadable. Also in backloggd some images of games with particularly black-heavy covers turn mostly white and vice versa
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