Opera 72.0.3815.400 Stable update
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treego last edited by leocg
@shintoplasm01 said in Opera 72.0.3815.400 Stable update:
@treego: You're looking at an older changelog; scroll a bit upwards on that page...
OK, I see ... I still have the prior version Even After Upgrading ...
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A Former User last edited by
https://forums.opera.com/post/229869
https://forums.opera.com/topic/44915/slow-loading-pages
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A Former User last edited by leocg
- Changelog text is bold
- 'Full changelog is here' goes to a different build
- O72 based on Chromium 86, not 88*. You are QA and Must know that... unless you're just copy/paste stuff and don't care about your own product quality...
- should be fixed in both places - in the changelog and in the blog post.
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treego last edited by
Your version is72.0.3815.378
Opera is up to date
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chas4 last edited by"chromium 88.0.4302.0" you mean 860.4302.0? Also looks like the auto update server is down (not getting updates for stable or developer streams)
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@chas4 said in Opera 72.0.3815.400 Stable update:
"chromium 88.0.4302.0" you mean 860.4302.0? Also looks like the auto update server is down (not getting updates for stable or developer streams)
Even the download link for Windows is giving the prior version .... ending in ".385."
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sgrandin last edited by
Well, I'm sure there are fixes in this version that help some users, but one that presumably affects everyone still nags: History remains 24 hours off. On a more limited scope, the Yahoo Home button still doesn't work after I go to Sports, open an article, go Back to the Sports Home page and then click on that Home button on the upper left.
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treego last edited by
@treego said in Opera 72.0.3815.400 Stable update:
@chas4 said in Opera 72.0.3815.400 Stable update:
"chromium 88.0.4302.0" you mean 860.4302.0? Also looks like the auto update server is down (not getting updates for stable or developer streams)
Even the download link for Windows is giving the prior version .... ending in ".385."
Opera finally updated to 72.0.3815.400 today ... I am thankful on Thanksgiving Day in the USA.
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beeowgeedeeayn last edited by
The annoying bug causing mouse not to work on the left side of browser window still not fixed.
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Lowre last edited by
same tabs opened in previous version, but now the cpu is stuck around 35%-40% usage or more. (i5-3550)
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A Former User last edited by
@beeowgeedeeayn: yeah lol as always, it's shame they don't 'respect' and 'listen' to user opinions and bug reports about Opera. Many bugs were reported during developer and beta stage and what? - they are in Stable now. Looks like they developing the browser for yourself not for the people. I know so many IT companies (and I actually work in one of them) which respect and always listen to the users opinions. The point of Beta stage is get bug reports and fixing bugs, but they don't do that at all.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@beeowgeedeeayn What OS? I don't see it happening here on Windows 10.
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beeowgeedeeayn last edited by
@leocg: Windows 10 and Windows 7. Two different pc's - same problem.
It's hard to reproduce the bug intentionally. Usually it happens by itself after several minutes to an hour of standard browser usage. -
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A Former User last edited by
Still getting a lot of graphical glitches and rendering issues on MacOS Big Sur 11.0.1.
When I switch tabs, I often get blank pages and have to refresh the page in order to see anything. This seems to be happening more often in fullscreen mode, as scrolling will induce a graphical glitch and the page goes blank for a few seconds before restoring
