Opera 116.0.5366.35 Stable update

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Hello! We’ve just rolled out a new update for Opera stable – version 116.0.5366.35. What’s in the Update? Share Your Experience As always, your feedback is crucial to us. If you notice any issues or have suggestions, please don’t hesitate to share your experience with this update. We’re always listening to make Opera even better […]

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[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

Let's party!

[whisperer]

whisperer last edited by

Go to opera://bookmarks/ in dark mode. Open a folder (create one if necessary). What does the icon of the open folder at the left look like?

[duviii]

duviii last edited by

When can we expect a fix for the DevTools crash?
https://forums.opera.com/topic/75584/devtools-crashes-opera
As a web developer it's impossible to use Opera like this.
I wonder how web developers even in the Opera team can do their daily work with this crash...

[thelittlebrowserthatcould]

thelittlebrowserthatcould last edited by

I reported a bug with editing workspace names.
Prompted by burnout426's "Let's party!" comment, I was going to reply that I would if I could edit the name of my workspace with the giftbox icon.
With Opera 116, the session manager extensions I use no longer coped with all workspaces, just the one from which their icon is clicked.
That does, however, allow each workspace session to be saved, individually. Restoring hundreds of tabs into one workspace and then sorting them across others can be quite a task, so I see the new behaviour as beneficial.
So, I thought I'd try saving and restoring a single workspace session, giving me the chance to delete the workspace and then recreate it, with the desired name.
The editing workspace names bug appeared after I'd reported a problem with creating more than 10 or 12 workspaces. I "went the whole hog" and created all 24 allowable. Not all are populated so I deleted one, also planning to delete others, so I could get to the ones I wanted to rename and not have them restored to the bottom position in the sidebar.
Long story short, deleting just one of the 24 workspaces allowed normal editing of the others to be restored.
I use the Debian build.

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @duviii last edited by

@duviii: Hi! We know how important this issue is, especially for developers. The DevTools crash has already been logged as DNA-120569, and the team is actively working on a fix. While we don’t have an exact ETA yet, it’s definitely a priority. Thanks so much for sharing your feedback!

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @whisperer last edited by

@whisperer: Hi! Could you share a screenshot of the icon you’re referring to? That’ll help us better understand the issue.

[whisperer]

whisperer @daria19 last edited by

@daria19 said in Opera 116.0.5366.35 Stable update:

@whisperer: Hi! Could you share a screenshot of the icon you’re referring to? That’ll help us better understand the issue.

The icon of the open folder is displayed in black on a black background.