Opera 67.3575.53 Stable update
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Opera Comments Bot last edited byHello everyone, We’ve prepared an Opera 67 Stable update for you. Chromium has been updated to version 80.0.3987.122. We’ve fixed a bug which caused the sub-menus to not be scrollable, along with other improvements. Here is the full changelog. Installation links: Opera Stable for Windows Opera Stable for macOS Opera Stable for Linux – deb…
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karen-arzumanyan last edited by karen-arzumanyan
When show pop-out for youtube video, into tab don't` show audio signal indicator.
If several tabs are open, it becomes unclear from which tab the pop-out video window is displayed.
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jojo0587 last edited by
So far my daily "normal" (not portable) installation Opera still crash... And I have broken synchronisation...
My proposals for changes in Opera (Google Document).
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kened Banned last edited by
When do Opera GX gonna have workspaces? I have been using it like my default browser for many time.
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A Former User last edited by
https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2020/02/opera-68-0-3590-0-developer-update/#comment-198130
The problem is now in this stable build, too. Please fix it finally! -
icepenguins101 last edited by
in the Sidebar Setup panel (both macOS and Linux), the "..." part on the Workspaces do not work.
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A Former User last edited by
The scrollbar keeps becoming visible and doesn't hide itself in fullscreen youtube videos and on other websites. Also cannot access my flow with the sidebar disabled, which was previously possible. On MacOS Catalina 10.15.3
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A Former User last edited by
Also on MacOS Catalina 10.15.3, when resizing the window to full screen (control + maximize window, with the menu bar and dock both hidden), after exiting a full screen video the browser does not go back to the fullscreen behavior. Instead it leaves room for the menu bar, which I have set to show/hide when scrolling over it.
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me-op last edited by
I´m using opera on 3 windows pc´s, and all of them crashing after restart.
Problem exists since ver.67!
Going back to ver.66 was helpful, but I would like to use the new workspace feature. -
jojo0587 last edited by
@me-op: not only you. I hope Opera 67 will be fixed.
My proposals for changes in Opera (Google Document).
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zoruk last edited by
The remote window with the video works every other time. Black rectangle, nothing can be done with it. Sound is coming, no video.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
Why duplicated speed dial tab (with 'x') is created each time I switch workspaces and the current workspace is automatically switched off when I click 'x' on that tab. It's confusing.
If I do not create any tabs, the single speed dial tab should look as usually (without 'x') and no speed dial tabs should be re-created (you can see how the tab flickers/loads) if I just switch empty workspaces.
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A Former User last edited by
All I wanted to do is to resolve the "bug report wizard" items? Tthe following is what was sent.
With the current update Opera Stable 57.0.3575.53), the presence of previous versions of Opera in directory, with the latest few (63.0.336.107: 64.0.3417.73: 66.0.3515.72) versions still active. Why? Do I remove ( &/ uninstall) the previous versions? How do I remove them without crashing?
If the previous versions are not required and are superceded by the current version, why are they not removed from the main diectory? My folder listing starts at version 41.0.2353.56.. Thank you for any assistance you can provide to resolve this delema.
Can someone please respond with an answer?
As to updated version 80.0.3987.122 and new browser R2020, I need to deal with one problem at-a-time!
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redfox-cz last edited by
Desktop icons flickering (Win7) still present with this version.
Also, after random time, Opera stops working and refuses to load any web page.
Noticed this behavior since v65.
