Google Maps not working
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bbildman last edited by
Same here, Google maps hangs or is VERY slow with this update (46.0.2597.26 (PGO). Previous Opera version it worked fine. This applies to any web page that has GM incorporated in it.
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A Former User last edited by
Settings > Browser > System > Use hardware acceleration when available. This solves it here. I don't know why.
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kiwikris last edited by
I have the same problem with latest iteration of Opera and Windows 8.1, with maps and also some other sites such as http://www.jigsawplanet.com were a selected jigsaw takes ages to load, or likewise with http://www.gapssolitaire.com were the game takes over a minute to load
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kiwikris last edited by
Tagboy's suggestion to use hardware acceleration appears to work for me also.
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A Former User last edited by
Thanks for the tip tagboy! This makes maps.google.com function as normal.
After Opera 46 update, Google Maps also lets Opera browser use 3D-satellite view and site has same UI as Chrome.
About time, and thanks awesome Opera developers! :love:It also confirms that there is a bug, as this setting should not be required.
Great if someone from Opera would drop by and acknowledge that they are aware of the issue.No fix in update: 46.0.2597.32 (PGO) released today 27JUN.
Iβm using browser on a ThinkPad Intel i7, 16GB RAM. Mostly on battery power with Opera battery saver on.
Are there any drawbacks to having hardware acceleration enabled?
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A Former User last edited by
maps.google.com bug is unrelated to battery settings. Currently connected to wall power.
Intel HD Graphics set to maximum performance.
With hardware acceleration disabled, the issue remains.
Chrome and Firefox does fine without.
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A Former User last edited by
Here are the opera://gpu read-outs:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1vyzlyeyxgj96js/opera_gpu_HWA-OFF_270617.pdf
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mc7ne2oa6oapp0r/opera_gpu_HWA-ON_270617.pdf -
octars last edited by
I also have a problem with google maps in 46.0.2597.32 (PGO) version.
Turning off or turning on hardware acceleration doesn't help.
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A Former User last edited by
Are you implying that hardware acceleration enabled should be a requirement for a major site such as maps.google.com to work normally on Opera?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Are you implying that hardware acceleration enabled should be a requirement for a major site such as maps.google.com to work normally on Opera?
Not sure about Google Maps itself.
Anyway, hardware acceleration is enabled by default so if someone has it disabled should be due to some issue.
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A Former User last edited by
Thanks leocg, Iβm good.
On Chrome, Google Maps has normal basic functionality with HWA disabled, as did Opera prior to 46 update β thatβs why I thought some users might be confused.
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spicers last edited by
same here, with or without hardware acceleration. Version 46.0.2597.26314
To me this is a bug. before no issues, after last couple of updates, maps is not working. One should not bother to turn HWA on or off. Similar using the "lite" version. Can folks from Opera share their lights? -
kendimen-c last edited by
Cheers!
I have this same problem and tried turning off the Hardware Acceleration, and it sure solves the issue BUT then I realized the Facebook Messenger stops working
Also it seems that the browser works a little slower.
I find it so weird that there is no bug solution yet, as I guess thousands of people might be having the same issues!
So I am using Google Maps LITE for now, so I can use Facebook Messenger.PS: It's my first time commenting here. So I would take the chance to praise the work of Opera that I use since the version 9 and loving it!
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lac21 last edited by
Same problem here. If I enable HW acceleration, google maps works, but then scrolling becomes very slow in Opera (no matter Smooth Scrolling is on or off). That's why I've always disabled HW acc. in the past.
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rdr647 last edited by
When enabling HWA I loose a lot of Youtube functionality, most of the videos turn green. Of course if there's a simple solution to that I could leave HWA permanently on.