Colored background showing in text/search fields
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A Former User last edited by
Another week, another update, still not fixed. Honestly, how can interface problems like this not receive the highest priority?
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rejzor last edited by
Lol, it's even happening in the "I don't care about cookies" extension settings XD
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rejzor last edited by
And in Opera's own Bookmarks panel. If you try to rename a folder in there, it'll highlight the whole text XD I just find it funny that such bug goes unaddressed for days giving we well know it wasn't happening just 2 updates back. Hm.
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A Former User last edited by
Another week without a fix ... and not even any official acknowledgement.
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rejzor last edited by
Last time an app breaking thing happened I switched to Firefox for 2 months. If they plan on d**king around like this it might become a permanent thing.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
Everyone that has this problem, please answer these questions (at least the first 4, but all would be nice):
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What version of Windows (version, edition, 32-bit/64-bit)?
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What version of Opera (including whether 64-bit or 32-bit)?
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What GPU do you have (Brand, Model, Driver version)?
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Does it happen in a standalone installation of Opera?
Download the Opera installer, launch it, click "options", set "install path" to a folder on your desktop, set "install for" to "standalone installation" and install. Do not turn on Opera Sync or mess with the default settings. Test with the defaults.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
What version of Windows (version, edition, 32-bit/64-bit)?
- Win 8 (6.2.9200), 64Bit
What version of Opera (including whether 64-bit or 32-bit)?
- v. 56.0.3051.52 32 Bit. Didn't realise there was a Win 64 Bit version, if there is, why don't I get it?
What GPU do you have (Brand, Model, Driver version)?
- Intel(R) HD Graphics, Resolution setting 1366 x 768, Driver version 9.17.10.3040 Haven't updated yet!
Does it happen in a standalone installation of Opera?
- Installed locally on PC for all users, always browse using ordinary User account
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derloopkat last edited by
@burnout426 said in Colored background showing in text/search fields:
Disable hardware acceleration in settings for now.
Thanks. Changing settings worked for me. Previously I've tried changing Opera "flags" and didn't work.
Solution:
1 ) Go to opera://settings/
2 ) Disable "Use hardware acceleration when available"
3 ) Click on "Relaunch"For reproducing the issue see:
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Since it is hardware-dependent, it can only be reproduced on similar hardware. My own system here (64-bit Windows 10, 64-bit Opera, AMD GPU) has no issues.
As far as what version of Opera you have - the network installer should detect what version of Windows (64-bit or 32) and download the corresponding version of Opera. If you look at Help > About Opera and the Browser Identification included "Win64, x64" then Opera is 64-bit. If it says WoW64 then it is a 32-bit Opera on 64-bit Windows. And of course if you have 32-bit Windows then you can't run 64-bit software at all so it will be a 32-bit Opera version.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@xpvb48 said in Colored background showing in text/search fields:
What GPU do you have (Brand, Model, Driver version)?
Intel(R) HD Graphics, Resolution setting 1366 x 768, Driver version 9.17.10.3040 Haven't updated yet!
I have Intel HD Graphics 3000 GPU with WHQL driver version 9.17.10.4459, which is a Win10 driver. The latest Win 8.1 driver for mine is 4229.
I can't reproduce this problem at all. What CPU do you have (to better identify the GPU like in this thread?
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derloopkat last edited by
@burnout426 I have Windows 8.1. My chip type says Intel(R) HD Graphics Family and adapter string is Intel(R) HD Graphics 4400. Driver version is 10.18.10.3355. Downloaded latest Opera and it's turning hardware acceleration on, which is causing issues in my case. Today I had to disable this setting again. No sure what changed it.
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A Former User last edited by
@sgunhouse said in Colored background showing in text/search fields:
As far as what version of Opera you have - the network installer should detect what version of Windows (64-bit or 32) and download the corresponding version of Opera. If you look at Help > About Opera and the Browser Identification included "Win64, x64" then Opera is 64-bit. If it says WoW64 then it is a 32-bit Opera on 64-bit Windows.
It says WOW64 on my 64 Bit Win 8 machine, which is correct as it is the 32 Bit Opera. So why isn't it the 64 Bit Opera and does it matter?
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A Former User last edited by
@burnout426 said in Colored background showing in text/search fields:
@xpvb48 said in Colored background showing in text/search fields:
What GPU do you have (Brand, Model, Driver version)?
Intel(R) HD Graphics, Resolution setting 1366 x 768, Driver version 9.17.10.3040 Haven't updated yet!
I have Intel HD Graphics 3000 GPU with WHQL driver version 9.17.10.4459, which is a Win10 driver. The latest Win 8.1 driver for mine is 4229.
I can't reproduce this problem at all. What CPU do you have (to better identify the GPU like in this thread?
Intel Celeron CPU 1000M - Driver v. 6.2.9200.16451
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rejzor last edited by
@sgunhouse Bollocks. It's not "hardware dependent" when problem all of a sudden happened with Opera update across various hardware from crappy integrated Intel graphics to top of the line GTX 1080Ti cards. And it's not even only happening on webpages, it's happening within Opera components themselves. I was just editing a bookmark and the text in bookmark name field was flashing and sperging like we've reported it already. So, clearly Opera team broke something and has nothing to do with our systems or configurations we have.
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Hardware dependent means that it only occurs on some hardware - which it does. That is not saying it is caused by the hardware. But if they don't know what hardware is required in order to reproduce the bug they won't be able to see the bug and will never know if something they try actually fixes it.
If you're not interested in seeing a fix, just keep ranting. Otherwise tell them something that might help them identify it.
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rejzor last edited by
So, I guess this is the moment where a random nobody (me) needs to teach actual developers how to fix things in their own program...
Instead of waiting months for people to post obvious things like the fact it appears on ALL NVIDIA and Intel GPU's (still waiting for mystery AMD users to show up, shall we wait for couple more months?) and apparently ALL Windows 8 and 10 versions starting with Opera 56, they could backtrack through Opera versions to the version which wasn't doing this (we have a rough timeframe and even version reports, the first Opera 56 build), read the changelogs what they changed back then, which may have caused this problem in that version and start from there? Just pointing out the Jupiter sized elephant in a room... When you know what was the exact version that started doing this, but one version back didn't, you literally just compare the changes done between the two and you'll find the problem. But hey, what do I know about the very basics of debugging stuff...
