Opera 133 Stable
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Urby938 last edited by
Please bring back browser notifications now only native windows ones working!!
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red last edited by red
I have two problems now with this version in Fedora 44/Mate.
One is that the Opera window now has standard decorations as in the following image,
instead of being borderless, as it should:
The second problem is that the Right Mouse Button is disabled in the area marked in green below:
while instead it should provide this menu:
P.S. To the Opera Team, thanks for the great browser, and please, be steadfast on the V2 manifest support.
Keep those zombies alive!!!
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red last edited by red
@red Oh, I forgot to talk about a third problem that's been there for a few releases. Opera has recently become extremely laggy to respond to window resizing, taking from a few seconds, to the extent of not responding at all to maximize (even if using the maximize button-that-shouldn't-even-be-there... the window maxes, but the content is not updated).
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karen-arzumanyan last edited by
The bug BUG-21893 is also present in version 133.0.5932.10 !!!
PS: The problem very is old, and by BUG-21893 it's any months old (06/03/26), and it's still not fixed
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whisperer last edited bySince version 132.0.5905.102 (tested with Windows versions), there is not hint at the bottom showing the url when hovering over an link in a second Opera Window.
The developer version (134.0.5945.0) has this issue as well.
Version 132.0.5905.73 and earlier worked OK.
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raphaelbm last edited by
Changelog is missing. Itis mentioned in the release notes but is not there when you click it.
see: https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/changelog-for-133/
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DHHD last edited by
@burnout426 So, that means waiting another couple of months for the fix in the stable version.
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