Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable update
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daria19 Opera last edited by
@healingcross316: Hello! We always include details about the Chromium version when new updates are available, and we make sure to cover all security fixes in our release notes. We work hard to roll out new versions as soon as we’re confident they’re ready for release.
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daria19 Opera last edited by
@korol78: Hello! To find information about x64 or x86 versions, simply visit the opera://about page. You’ll find everything you need in the Browser Identification section and in System field. As for the issue with the update, please let us know what happens when you press the "Check for update" button on the opera://update page.
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duviii last edited by
I'm facing an issue on this version: the DevTools window always opens in "Light" theme, no matter if I set its preferences to "Dark" or "System preference".
If I manually reset the theme of an open DevTools window, it goes dark. But any time I open a new DevTools window, it is always Light.
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korol78 last edited by korol78@daria19 said:
@korol78: Hello! To find information about x64 or x86 versions, simply visit the opera://about page. You’ll find everything you need in the Browser Identification section and in System field. As for the issue with the update, please let us know what happens when you press the "Check for update" button on the opera://update page.
after searching---no updates
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korol78 last edited by korol78
@daria19 said:
@korol78: Hello! To find information about x64 or x86 versions, simply visit the opera://about page. You’ll find everything you need in the Browser Identification section and in System field. As for the issue with the update, please let us know what happens when you press the "Check for update" button on the opera://update page.
And what is the browser bitness here?
Where is it indicated?
How do you determine this?
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@korol78 Just goto the URL
opera://version. It'll say "(64-bit)" or "(32-bit)". -
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korol78 last edited by korol78
@burnout426: Now it's clear and understandable, thank you, because no one can really explain where exactly it shows 32-(86) bit.
Thanks again.)))
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rogguzlan last edited byI am deeply disturbed by the fact that the well known Opera browser cannot clear the browsing history on its own when closed. This is a big oversight. Cookies of mail or something else it can save (for example in the exclusion menu from clearing), but the rest is completely deleted!
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iosaddict 0 last edited by
@daria19 Did I miss an update last week? Can you confirm that all security patches are up to date with Opera?
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HealingCross316 last edited by@iosaddict-0 That’s an issue, I don’t see any clear answer, too. They could say, that Opera for this or that reason might not be affected, which isn’t very probable I guess.
Or that their update for some mysterious reason already contains some or all fixes.
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HealingCross316 last edited by
@iosaddict-0 Look here for a statement by @Opera-Security :
https://forums.opera.com/topic/72370/security-fixes-and-chromium-versions/2?_=1727108548507
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iosaddict 0 last edited by
@HealingCross316 I don't believe such a vague statement.
I think at this point Opera should really cut down three streams to just two, keeping stable and beta only, if they don't have the resources to keep it. Making Chromium up to date should be their priority and not backporting, which simply makes technical debt worse.
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iosaddict 0 last edited by
@HealingCross316 I would say Brave as they ship Chromium updates quite fast and is open source.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@iosaddict-0 Even with just one stream Opera wouldn't be using the current Chromium version. It's been around 11 years that Opera changed to Chromium it it never happened.
And that's simply the price of innovation.
