Opera 115 developer
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MichaIng last edited byI get regular crashes when clicking on a particular type of advertisement banners. This happened some versions earlier, then instead of crashing, it was just a noticeable hang/delay for 2 seconds or so, now it crashes again. Can someone have a look into crash report bp-6d4ee9c2-4255-47e5-805d-3b3b40240917 ?
From the same instance, basically all daily crash reports are based on the same issue.Side note: at the top of opera://crashes/ it says that the crash report feature is disabled, and I indeed disabled it, but at all below crashes it still shows status uploaded, with a date and ID. I think this is not intended either, and from data privacy stand point not acceptable!
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daria19 Opera last edited by
@michaing: Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We've created DNA-118698 to address the crash. Could you let us know what type of banners you're clicking on when the issue occurs?
Regarding crash reporting being disabled - the opera://crashes page should display only the crash details, such as the date and time it occurred. Could you kindly let us know which operating system you're using? Additionally, does this issue occur with every new crash? -
MichaIng last edited by
@daria19 I did just recognise that it is not the banner (only), but actually the GMX website in general, when accessing from here: https://millionenklick.gmx.net/
When I am at this page, not login or anything, and just click at the "GMX" logo at the top left of the page, a link to plain https://www.gmx.net/, it crashes.Platform is Windows 11, a portable instance of Opera developer.
Regarding crash report uploads: yes, uploads are done/repeated every time until now. I generally have the impression that some of the settings I do are not permanently stored. It might be related to the structural changes of Opera profile data, where vast parts where shifted into a "Default" sub directory. E.g. also permissions to access camera, microphone, platform notifications etc, are not stored permanently. Camera and microphone access sometimes gets refused in the middle of a WebRTC video session, so that I need to reload the page and grant access again.
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donq last edited by
Next is one-time problem, cannot reproduce, has never been happened before, just for information:
After running one old, not color managed image editor, then some color-managed image viewer and switching back to Opera it lost its color managment capabilities. Having wide gamut monitor I can see that easily - colors were shown as unmanaged (unnaturally bright) ones.
After Opera restart all was normal.
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daria19 Opera last edited by
@donq: Thanks for sharing this information! It sounds like an issue related to how different apps handle color management. Since it resolved after restarting Opera and hasn’t recurred, it may have been a temporary glitch. However, we’ll keep an eye out for similar reports in case there’s a deeper issue at play. Appreciate you letting us know!
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koimark last edited by
@simcard78: I feel your pain.
Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others. ...
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