Opera 77 developer
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andrew84 last edited by
fix the visual issues for 'select' dropdowns.
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angrypenguin last edited by
Hardware video decoding now working on Linux.
It works fine in previous developer release (opera-developer_76.0.4016.0), now in current not working.Looks like this flag
#enable-accelerated-video-decode
is gone. So I can't enable it anymore at runtime.
It was available in previous and to enable HW accleration I just needed enable it and also #ignore-gpu-blocklist. Then HW acceleration works fine on my Linux box. Now this first flag is gone and opera:media-internals show me that only software decoding is used.
Maybe you disable this flag at compiling time?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by leocg
@angrypenguin On Windows I still can see that flag, but with a different shortcut: opera://flags/#disable-accelerated-video-decode. It's enabled by default like it as before.
What opera://gpu says about hardware acceleration in video decoding?
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kened Banned last edited by
In this build, the flag opera://flags/#ipfs (Support for IPFS URLs) is enabled by default. I don't know if I'm mistaken, but I think the navigation has become faster.
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angrypenguin last edited by
@leocg: Because on Windows it uses different technologies so it is still available. It was available there long before it was introduced to Linux. Chrome/Chromium few version ago enable it at compiling time but keep disabled at runtime - to let users choose.
Info from gpu:
Video Decode: Software only. Hardware acceleration disabled
Accelerated video decode has been disabled, either via blocklist, about:flags or the command line.
Disabled Features: video_decodebut blocklist flag is enabled. Trying few things, and still is the same.
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Homzik last edited by
Is anyone using MacOS arm64 builds also gets corrupted updates? From 2 or 3 builds, I cannot update via browser - it says that the update file is broken. I need to download the installer and update by it.
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kened Banned last edited by
"DNA-92100 [GX] Chinese edition of Opera GX".
I think Yandex should do something like this: pay Opera to build a Russian version of the Opera browser. After all, the Yandex browser is a bundle of Opera resources (poorly arranged) with access to Yandex services. -
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@kened: Few years ago Yandex Browser was quick and simple. It is patched heap of junk. It was built to be useful, but the core structure was not implemented with those new Yandex myriad services in mind which Yandex Browser tries to serve (was forced to do). Comparing it to Opera Stable now is making a gross disservice to Opera. One cannot compare Audi (Opera) to Yugo (Yandex). I used Yandex Browser for several years for a long time, up to the point of no return when my Yandex Collections and Yandex Zen was terminated by Yandex AI algorithms (with no chance to revoke the decisions). Few days ago I tried to squeeze out from YB workings similar to Opera. I will not do it again. My health demanded to terminate such crazy advances immediately.
BTW. Your idea is worth to keep in mind. I'm all for it as Yandex services managed by YB are really good. Administered by Yandex Opera they'd shine!
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
About Vulkan drivers used in Opera Stable and Opera Developer.
Open https://zen.yandex.com. Scroll down to any zen showing a film. When you switch Vulkan on
Use vulkan as the graphics backend. – Windows, Linux, Android #enable-vulkan Enabledand reload Opera, all the films will start to blink with repetition (blink) frequencies increasing quickly with passing times.
BTW Why Opera Stable for Linux may run with
#enable-accelerated-video-decode Enabledbut Opera Development is barred from doing so?
BTW. 2. I've noticed recently you have collapsed all development paths for Opera GX, Opera M1 and Opera Developer into one cauldron. It started to bode ill to development of Opera Desktop. My premonitions have been confirmed, despite the assuring words of Madam Mielczarczyk:
"On top of that, we’re still working on new stuff (...)"
The mythical new stuff as for now is not being materialized for a long time.
Try to divide the litany of "improvements" and bug fixes in changelog into three separate parts:
- Opera GX Debuggerlog
- Opera M1 Debuggerlog
- Opera Desktop Debuggerlog (main Opera)
Do not use the name changelog any more, as it de facto presents corrections only now, not real development issues.
Opera 77 developer page is a mess to put it shortly.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@pavelopdev said:
I've noticed recently you have collapsed all development paths for Opera GX, Opera M1 and Opera Developer into one cauldron. It started to bode ill to development of Opera Desktop. My premonitions have been confirmed, despite the assuring words of Madam Mielczarczyk:
"On top of that, we’re still working on new stuff (...)"
The mythical new stuff as for now is not being materialized for a long time.There is no Opera M1. And, yes, they are working on new stuff.
