Opera crashes when you clear shortcuts of "exit" in settings

[Blythe]

Blythe last edited by leocg

yes, crash happens after change settings

1. clear you profile [rm - r ~/.config/opera] to let environment clean
2. launch opera
3. clear shortcuts of "exit" in settings. [both of two ctrl+q & ctrl+shift+x, left anyone of it will not make crash happen]. with no any warning prompted said "you can not do that!".
4. make sure setting modification saved
5. close opera, and then crash endlessly unless you do step 1 again

environment: newest debian with cinnamon, newest opera [just download]. nvidia 1660ti [i think it is not their business]

come on ... just make it stable. it really ridiculous ..

I need to clear exit shortcut because it is easy to mis-touch ctrl+q when press ctrl+w in qwerty keyboard thou you've made it needs double confirmation. I've never expect bug happens because of simple setting adjustment.

I no longer use qwerty keyboard and change to dvorak by the way ..

appreciate your effort .. sorry for the poor typing because i am new of dvorak. yes i am dvorak-fans

[Idk-name-about]

Idk-name-about @Blythe last edited by

@blythe Same problem. They must to fix

[Blythe]

Blythe @Idk-name-about last edited by

@idk-name-about
they change my original humorous subject. I am fine with that and want a relax way to make bug fix faster

good luck opera developer team, may your donation prosper ~~

[jitec28638]

jitec28638 @Blythe last edited by

@blythe
It happen to me when I change sider bar shortcut to with exit shortcut command + q.
I delete my settings folder of opera and reinstall it. it fixs.
I delete this folder
com.operasoftware.Opera

I use macos version 10 that's why it is under library/Application Support/com.operasoftware.Opera

[Blythe]

Blythe @jitec28638 last edited by

@jitec28638
is macos has second shortcut to exit like "ctrl+shift+x " too?

I think it always happen when "exit shortcut" set to "nothing".

when you re-assign sider bar shortcut to existing "command + q" (been used by exit shortcut), then "exit shortcut" will clear to "nothing" if there are no second one setted

[jitec28638]

jitec28638 @Blythe last edited by

@blythe "ctrl+shift+x" I think, there isn't shortcut like this. but your case, must be true. I think, at least they must add "reset settings default" to "easy setup" (settings located right above browser)