Opera 100.0.4815.0 developer update
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ralf-brinkmann last edited by@burnout426, it also happens on this page: https://www.cafe-restaurant-loreley.de/ (down at the bottom under "info").
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@ralf-brinkmann Fine there for me too. Although, I can crash Opera if I drag the mailto link to the tab bar or ctrl + click the mailto link.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426
@ralf-brinkmann Was finally able to reproduce. For me to reproduce it, I have to drag a link (bookmark on bookmarks bar will probably work too) (or local HTML file) and drop it on the tab bar. Then, clicking a mailto link in that tab will cause that tab to close.
If I open up a new tab and paste-n-go the address for the page and click the mailto link on the page, everything works fine.
Besides drag-n-drop, right-clicking a bookmark on the bookmarks bar and choosing "open in new tab" does it too.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@burnout426 said in Opera 100.0.4815.0 developer update:
Although, I can crash Opera if I drag the mailto link to the tab bar or ctrl + click the mailto link.
Filed DNA-108550 for that.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
Also filed DNA-108549 for an issue where manually entering a mailto link in the address field only works right once per session. After the first time, Opera just searches Google for it. But, this isn't unique to the Opera One UI.
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ralf-brinkmann last edited by
There's another thing:
On both my machines, my Windows 10x64 (pro) pc and my Windows 11x64 (home) notebook I have installed Opera x64 as standalone version.
My start parameters are "C:\Program Files\Opera\launcher.exe" --save-page-as-mhtml --disable-update --start-maximized.
When I open "Help => About Opera" it confirms that automatic updates are turned off. Nevertheless, when I restart my Windows 11 notebook and Opera, it installs the latest update without asking. I do not want that! This does not happen on the Windows 10 computer.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@ralf-brinkmann Sounds like your Opera on Windows 11 isn't a standalone and has entries in the Windows Task Scheduler that are set to run when windows starts. I would definitely check the Task Scheduler entries and make sure that none of them are running updates for that particular Opera.
If still no go, you can block the update server if you want.
I also wouldn't just rely on the --disable-update switch. I'd rename opera_autoupdate.exe too.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@burnout426 This is partially fixed in 101.0.4836.0. The other 2 mailto bugs above where fixed in past builds.
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