https://forums.opera.com/tags/monitorsRSS for NodeSat, 18 Jul 2026 19:30:42 GMTInvalid Date60@nebulaeted Maybe I am misunderstanding . All I can say is, my system has 2 monitors, one runs at 240hz and other at 72hz and I don't see any slow downs of the way you describe. I have an Nvidia card, you have AMD I believe so I still think it is a video driver issue , not an opera issue, as you also say it is an issue that happens on all. But maybe I'm wrong It wont be the first or last time.

]]>https://forums.opera.com/topic/68565/video-lag-when-playing-gameshttps://forums.opera.com/topic/68565/video-lag-when-playing-gamesInvalid Date@jkingstan22 I don't think it's possible.

]]>https://forums.opera.com/topic/59761/how-to-have-different-wallpapers-for-multiple-screens-on-opera-gxhttps://forums.opera.com/topic/59761/how-to-have-different-wallpapers-for-multiple-screens-on-opera-gxInvalid DateSo when going fullscreen, opera will pick the monitor it first fullscreened on. I have it set so opera gx opens on my second monitor, which is where I want to use it usually. If I full screen anything, youtube, the browser itself, it’ll fullscreen on the first monitor you fullscreen that window on. However, after you fullscreen a window for the first time on a display, then it’ll only fullscreen on that monitor. If I fullscreen on my primary and then move the window to my second and fullscreen, the fullscreen will appear on my primary still even though the window can only be controlled on the secondary. This persists until the window is closed and opened again, at which point it happens again whenever you fullscreen on a monitor again. The window just selects whatever display it fullscreens on first and then only fullscreens on there until it’s closed. It's really annoying to close the entire browser and then start it up again just to fullscreen on my main monitor.

]]>https://forums.opera.com/topic/57386/fullscreen-problems-on-multiple-monitorshttps://forums.opera.com/topic/57386/fullscreen-problems-on-multiple-monitorsInvalid Date@lukeharrison1122 try to disable hardware acceleration. It seems to fix that bug.
Opera GX, for some reason, doesn't have that problem whatever acceleration is enabled or not.

]]>https://forums.opera.com/topic/55526/parts-of-page-fail-to-load-white-backgroundhttps://forums.opera.com/topic/55526/parts-of-page-fail-to-load-white-backgroundInvalid Date@burnout426 the only solution that works, thanks a lot!!!

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