Still problem with the langue of the answer in Opera AI.
I read an article in polish, in AI Opera I click on the button for summary (which is in polish) but the summary is in English.
Running Opera on Kubuntu Linux and I'm finding that tabs are not resizing properly in split screen, so the window extends past the edge of the screen and there are no scroll bars. Resizing the window will reset to the proper width, but every time I change page (links, back button), it resets to the full width on a half-size window.
It started with the previous update, so it's an issue with the 127 version.
@andrew84: Hi, thanks for the feedback. Indeed there was an issue with background transparency on this version (RNA-2234), but it is alrteady fixed. The fix will be introduced in the next update.
Ok. I checked it also i Edge and it seems there it works in the same (one click) way.
Not the best ways in my opinion because to switch split screens or to restore the 'two tabs view' every time is need to search for empty space to click (or click the collapse icon each time) otherwise the address stays highlighted and unclear what screen it belongs to.
both of those '#' anchors were ineffective. And both of those changelogs (on the same page) point to this same blog post; there is no pointer to a blog post for the opera-stable .37 update. (I do see it below, and will follow that link. But the links published in the .deb metadata are wrong.)
@leocg Ok, I did that, and now it works fine after the site sent me a security code for this device. Of interest, now when I login, WITH ad-bocker on, I can still get in.
@kabir96: You can already customize the icon of any program on Windows.
Create a shortcut for the program -> right click the shortcut -> Properties -> Change icon -> Browse. You can pick any .ico file.
In order to pin it to the taskbar right click the shortcut -> Show more options (if on Windows 11) -> Pin to taskbar. If the program was already pinned, you will see Unpin from taskbar. Unpin it and then pin the shortcut.
