Split Screen fixes

while in split screen there's still no 'open link in new tab' in context menu.
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When already in split screen mode context menu> 'open link in split screen' in the left screen creates the screen between two existing screen, not as the last one 3rd screen.
And there's an empty space is created on the tabstrip.
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Here it doesn't allow to select (focus) split tab by clicking split tabs in address bar, it shows the address instead.

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With this snap version Opera stopped to use H.264

@SiMcarD78 It's not public.

@Rogue-River said in Opera One R3 arrives with new AI, Google integrations, and more:

links from the left tab open in the right tab in split screen

Yes, suggested the same many times since the time the split screen feature was introduced.

*vertical tabs would be a good feature also, I think it's much better than the scrollable tabs strip in case of many tabs opened.

@mathias87: I know, but Bing rewards searches don't count either way.

I received opera-beta 126.0.5750.30 and opera-stable 126.0.5750.37 in the same apt-get dist-upgrade.

Both had Debian changelog entries pointing to:

http://www.opera.com/blogs/desktop/changelog-for-126/#b5750.30
http://www.opera.com/blogs/desktop/changelog-for-126/#b5750.37

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.)

@andrew84: Hello, thanks for the reminder. The icons are not displaying due to the bug with highlighting the address bar, it will be fixed.

@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.

Again, Leo, you have outdone yourself, thanks

@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.