Opera 82

[rick2]

rick2 last edited by

This version fixes web.whatsapp.com and other sites, and mattermost notifications crashing the tab.

Thanks!

[treego]

treego @ironbone last edited by

@ironbone said:

Sill missing in
https://rpm.opera.com/rpm

[ironbone]

ironbone @treego last edited by

@treego: Still missing

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treego @ironbone last edited by

@ironbone said:

@treego: Still missing

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treego @ironbone last edited by

@ironbone: @ironbone said:

@treego: Still missing

@ironbone said:

@treego: Still missing

Is there a holiday in Norway currently?

[treego]

treego last edited by

Kornelia, do you have any info on this update for Linux users as it’s been well past one day of your announcement here without an update being available for Linux?

[ddvddv]

ddvddv @leocg last edited by

@leocg: Yes ... fact ... but ...
Opera discriminate its users by region ... another fact.

[treego]

treego @treego last edited by

@treego: Nevermind, Kornelia ... I just discovered the deb package link in your post will update my Chromebook/Linux installation just fine. I used a different method to update via "Terminal" on Chromebook in the past. All is good ... sorry, for the trouble.

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treego last edited by

Clicking on any article on Feedly.com to view the article results in a page crash after the update to Opera 82 here on Chromebook/Linux.

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treego @treego last edited by

@treego: Correction: only some articles crash when clicked to be viewed ... most are okay ... strange.

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treego @treego last edited by

@treego: GMail just crashed now ... we have some problems with Opera 82 on Chromebook/Linux.

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hwpc48 last edited by

Opera cannot show the video below while Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome can.
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/27bb0f7002369d62616b5aa16e07d9861264b360

[kened]

kened Banned last edited by

Auto pop-out don't work when I change between workspaces. Is this intentional?

[scyllo]

scyllo last edited by

Opera 82.0.4227.23 does not remember the "default browser" setting (Windows 7).

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @scyllo last edited by

@scyllo It's Windows that should remember it. Or you are saying that Opera doesn't remeber that it is the default browser?

[scyllo]

scyllo @leocg last edited by

@leocg:

I understand what you mean.

However, Windows 7 has not been changed since Opera was upgraded to version 82.0.4227.23. Opera, on the other hand, has.
For all versions prior to 82.0.4227.23, Windows 7 remembered that Opera was the default browser. So why not now and why should Windows 7 be to blame. If it is, Windows 7 should be removed from the system requirements.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @scyllo last edited by

@scyllo What exactly is happening? You open Opera and it shows something asking to be set as the default browser?

[ironbone]

ironbone last edited by

Still missing in
https://rpm.opera.com/rpm

[scyllo]

scyllo @leocg last edited by

@leocg:

Every time I open Opera 82.0.4227.23, a new bar appears below the bookmarks bar, which says on the left: "Do you want to set Opera as your browser for daily use?" On the right side of the bar there is a button "Yes, set as default browser".

After pressing the button, this bar disappears. However, it will reappear the next time you start the browser.

[bbildman]

bbildman @scyllo last edited by leocg

@scyllo: As a matter of fact, if you go to settings, no matter if you click on "Make Opera The Defailt browser, Opera settings do not change. This is Obviously an Opera problem, NOT a Windows 7 issue.