Opera 119.0.5497.56 Stable update
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whisperer last edited by@whisperer said in Opera 119.0.5497.56 Stable update:
Why do you have to scroll beyond an idiotic large image to read the changelog?
I mean this image:
Why was this post removed? Was it because of the large image? If this is considered abuse, then why is Opera abusing it's users this way?
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marinaz909 Opera last edited by@whisperer Thank you for your report. The issue has been tracked as DNA-122599. We appreciate your patience as we work on it.
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marinaz909 Opera last edited by
@whisperer Your post was removed because of language that could be considered inappropriate. We ask that you keep feedback respectful so the conversation remains constructive.
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marinaz909 Opera last edited by
@whisperer Thank you for clarifying the steps that lead to this issue. We appreciate your time and effort. We kindly ask for your patience while we work on a fix.
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whisperer last edited by
@marinaz909 said in Opera 119.0.5497.56 Stable update:
@whisperer Your post was removed because of language that could be considered inappropriate. We ask that you keep feedback respectful so the conversation remains constructive.
I'm very sorry that the image was offended because I claimed it is idiotically large. It was meant to express my opinion on the inappropriateness of the size of the image in the context it is used in this case. In no way did I mean to attack the true nature of the image and I humbly apologize to the image if I caused unnecessary discomfort.
Hopefully that clears the air enough for Opera employees to answer why users must scroll through a very large image before able to read the changelog.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@leocg I always see https://www-static-blogs.operacdn.com/desktop/wp-content/themes/opera-2022/static/img/img-placeholder.e3550a73cbe5432de9d7de613fbf1e1a.jpg (which is huge) that I have to scroll past. It was initially very annoying, but I'm so used to it that I overlook it now.
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BENDER5000 last edited by
Hello.
Another user here with Linux (specifically the XFCE edition of Ubuntu). I tried it, and although the 2023 verification key still shows in apt-key that it expired yesterday, the message has now disappeared, and apt is now working normally again and updating normally.
Regards.
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mathias87 last edited by mathias87@whisperer: And it bothers you that much that you really take the time to address this here ? Wow...
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@burnout426 I see that image, but it doesn't seem that very huge for me. Maybe I just used to it.
By the way, when the page is opened from Opera for Android, the image looks smaller.
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Frozenfan53 last edited by@marinaz909: I have tried those exact steps, it does not work. It just says Player when I hover my mouse over it while music is playing.
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Frozenfan53 last edited by
@leocg: Yes and still playing music, but the player does not pop up while the cursor is hovered over the player symbol.
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NoirRose last edited by
Idk if its just a me thing or what but the last 3 updates has screwed the speed of youtube and browsing at all for me dramatically. I basically need to refresh the page every 15 minutes or more. Everything was working wonderfully until these updates.
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Frozenfan53 last edited by
@burnout426: Nope, logged in to Spotify, left it playing, closed the player and still no pop out player when I leave the cursor. The standalone installation feature just proves how I don't regret switching to Opera One.
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