Opera 80 Developer

[tina]

tina Opera @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84: Not exactly. Sidebar icons the same as favicons or extensions have another context. But thanks for suggestion - we'll discuss this with designers

[andrew84]

andrew84 @tina last edited by

@tina Ok, thanks.
*Just for the clarification. My suggestion was not to transform all the currently colorful icons into black&white, but only make player's icons colorful.

[rolandm]

rolandm last edited by

Opera Developer 80.0.4150.0 also crashes on Linux e.g. on https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox
See my other post on https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2021/08/opera-79-0-4143-3-beta-update/

[fearphage]

fearphage last edited by

YouTube among many other sites are entirely unusable due to page crashes.

Ubuntu 20.04

[andrew84]

andrew84 last edited by andrew84

Some confusion with flags default state. If flags are changed (not in actual default state), it shows wrong default state for these flags.

For example.

After relaunching the browser it shows correct state again.

[predrag83yu]

predrag83yu @Guest last edited by predrag83yu

@kened: I'm confirming that! Elementary OS 6

[pclaudel1]

pclaudel1 last edited by

Opera 80.0.4150.0 has begun crashing every single time I attempt to open a bookmark through the Menu. The only way to avoid crashing the program is to access a bookmark via (1) a Speed Dial tile or (2) the main Bookmarks overview page—i.e., Ctrl+Shift+B.

This version of Developer has had more problems than any I have used in the past two years.

[ghirahim]

ghirahim last edited by ghirahim

I never mentioned it, because I don't use it very often, but when I do, it drives me crazy. Check this, I made a webm:

https://streamable.com/2z5f2y

[driggerspei369]

driggerspei369 last edited by

Still broken, photos cannot be seen: customised cake singapore

[ralf-brinkmann]

ralf-brinkmann @driggerspei369 last edited by

@driggerspei369
Which OS and Opera version?
On my Windows system (W10x64, Opera x64)I can see photos (I guess you mean the images of all the nice cakes).
Is there any scriptblocker running on your system? Like uMatrix for example?

[tina]

tina Opera @pclaudel1 last edited by

Hi @pclaudel1: , Could you please add a crashID if this crash? You can find it on opera://crashes

[tina]

tina Opera @predrag83yu last edited by

@predrag83yu: Thank you. Reported as DNA-94641

[crealini]

crealini @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84 Thank you, reported as DNA-95077.

[surfingcal]

surfingcal last edited by

Hello, everyone,
Google Earth does not work in the developer or in the stable version.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @surfingcal last edited by

@surfingcal Here, it's been months, maybe years that Google Earth doesn't work in Opera.

[surfingcal]

surfingcal last edited by

Up to Chromium version 91xxxx, Google Earth worked perfectly. (win10x64, Operax64).

[pclaudel1]

pclaudel1 @tina last edited by

@tina

Does this help?

[andrew84]

andrew84 @surfingcal last edited by

@surfingcal try the workaround
https://forums.opera.com/post/252518

[A Former User]

A Former User @predrag83yu last edited by

@predrag83yu:

[fearphage]

fearphage last edited by

So far all of these sites open to a page crash in Opera on Linux: Outlook (OWA), Zendesk, YouTube, (some) Google search results, Twitter, Tweetdeck, Google maps, (some) Amazon shopping, Netflix, Google Messages, Facebook, and more.

The only things I can reliably view in Opera are Gmail and GitHub.

It would be nice (read: great user experience) if there was a ticket or something I could watch so I could know when Opera was usable on Linux again. Anyone have a ticket number so I can grep the changelogs at at least?