Opera 96.0.4660.0 developer update
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@ralf-brinkmann It shouldn't be a reason for Opera not to run or for the incorrect version to be displayed.
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nu4a 0 last edited by
Are these screenshots made on Windows? Will the menu controlls finally getting Mica/Acrylic at last in Windows 10/11?
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@ralf-brinkmann: Not seeing anything wrong with your pic. The system field is showing that it's running the 32-bit version of Opera on 64-bit Windows.
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Prodif last edited by
Windows 7 - Client-ESU-Year6 extended support .. Opera is dead, and killed her google "chrome".
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@giorgiowest Chromium stopped supporting Windows 7 and 8.1, Opera is checking the possibility of keep giving support for those OS.
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davidgould last edited by
Upgrading to this version caused Opera's memory management bug again. This bug makes the tab threads take up ~50% more memory. There may be an increase in the main threads (esp browser & GPU) too.
What's different is that eventually ie after 30 mins, the memory management has worked and everything looks relatively normal again. It would presumably take less than 30 mins if the system wasn't swapping like crazy.
Having used Opera for around 30 years now, I'm very sensitive to such large changes in memory usage. I have little doubt that overwriting the installation with the previous version will fix the problem but I'll hold off for 24 hours in case someone wants to investigate it. I know from previous threads that I'm not the only one with this problem.
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