Opera 137 Stable
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A Former User last edited by
@burnout426 Well, that doesn't sound very reassuring. I'd been using Opera for more than four years lately. But in a way it's become more messy in the last two years, actually.
They not only started side projects like Crypto, GX, Air and Neon, they also added AI which seems even harder to implement. And I'm guessing as they're not promoting it front and center they're already turning away from ther enthusiastic beginnings.
I noticed that AI was turned off when I installed Opera on my Android phone and I wasn't even asked to enable it.
Combine that with their Chinese majority owners, it's not as attractive as it was some years ago. I actually hope, they'll find their way again, focussing on Opera One and the browser experience proper. -
Opera-QA-Team Opera last edited by
@danstudio: Hello, are you checking on the very last version of Opera? I checked it and it works fine - after navigation to a different site the width it's adjusted to the smaller window size. Are you Win11 or Win10?
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max1c last edited by
Truly an impressive number of crashes per hour. You guys always manage to outdo yourselves.
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ricardob last edited by
@burnout426 said in Opera 137 Stable:
Basing Opera on the extended stable channel of Chromium for both Opera Stable and Developer makes things easier for Opera and keeps them more stable.
Ideally, yes, but they are not basing it on extended stable channel. If that were the case, they would move from version 152 to 156.
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danstudio last edited by
@opera-qa-team: Yes.
And the bug is still here and i'm facing it everyday.
Just check on newest version 138.0.6044.24Windows 11.
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max1c last edited by
@opera-qa-team: CrashID=bp-dd5936ca-5f06-4870-80b9-130a10261023
CrashID=bp-ff03563b-481f-4230-886c-629140261013
CrashID=bp-3ed08b83-e527-4d4d-b34f-edfcf0261013
CrashID=bp-200d1572-3b50-42d0-ac20-2d9fe0261008