Opera 125 Stable
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TomaszStawarz Opera last edited by@mathias87: Yes, the update was stopped. Please find explanation here - https://forums.opera.com/topic/87362/opera-125-stable/41
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filbo last edited by
The changelog for 125.0.5729.12 lists almost all of the bugs mentioned for 125.0.5720.0; plus a few more. Contrast to none of the bugs from 125.0.5707.0 being repeated. Was there some glitch in assembling the list for 5729?
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TomaszStawarz Opera last edited by
@fitzydj: Hi, we are still going to support it, please find detailed explanation here - https://forums.opera.com/topic/87362/opera-125-stable/41
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Opera-QA-Team Opera last edited by@sgrandin: Hello, thanks for reporting. I checked on the same OS and the images are fine for me. Please check if it can be broken by some extension -> temporarily disable your extensions and check again.
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rick2 last edited by rick2
Fedora KDE here, same issues as reported by others.
I downgraded manually but the broken update is still available in the repos:
$ LANG=C sudo dnf --disable-repo=\* --enable-repo=opera check-upgrade Updating and loading repositories: Repositories loaded. opera-stable.x86_64 125.0.5729.12-0 opera -
Opera-QA-Team Opera last edited by
Hello everyone,
We want to share an important update regarding the recent issue affecting MV2 extensions.
A bug in the update rollout caused these extensions to become temporarily unavailable. This was not intentional, and we halted the rollout immediately once the problem was identified. Thanks to your quick feedback, we were able to catch the issue early. We truly appreciate your vigilance, support, and patience. We’re happy to let you know that we have now released a fixed version: 125.0.5729.15. This update restores proper MV2 extension support. We also want to reassure you that nothing has changed regarding our support for MV2 extensions. If we ever reach a point where we can no longer support them, we will communicate that clearly and in advance.
Thank you for your understanding and please let us know if you encounter any further problems.
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Opera-QA-Team Opera last edited by
@filbo: Thanks for checking the changelog so closely! The reason it looks this way is that 124 was our last stable release, so the changelog for 125.0.5729.x includes all changes accumulated since that last stable version, not only the fixes from the most recent 125 build.
Because of that, the changelog for 5729 shows a broader set of updates, it reflects everything from the previous stable release to the current one, which is why it may appear to repeat or include more items than expected.
Hope that clarifies things, and thanks again for keeping an eye on the details!
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
The bug regarding the broken sidebar setup panel's scale when 'page zoom' in Settings is other than 100% has leaked to Stable anyway (despite of multiple reports)
And the invisible bar at ahe SD's bottom wasn't fixed as well.
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aswinsanthosh last edited by
opera on Linux under wayland session runs as unknown app, no icon(show default app icon from system), Therefore it runs as different from pinned icon if that make sense. From what i understand Opera do not provide an application ID, thereby this behavior. it isn't a new bug it existed for years i think, whenever we run opera by setting ozone platform to auto or wayland this used to happen. Now Opera deaults to Wayland its great that it does, Major distros have move to wayland by default. I think its time opera to fix this aged bug
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aswinsanthosh last edited by
@aswinsanthosh: There is also a bug, Opera crashes if set Sidebar to autohide.
kindly address these two issues.
Opera running as Unknown App.
Crash on setting sidebar to Autohideboth on opera running in native wayland
i know the workaround is to set ozone platform to X11, but i think its time to fix it for native wayland
