White screen 'flashbang' when opening pages
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STRONK last edited by
@athlonite Thanks for your reply. I don't have slow internet and definitely not a low end PC. It probably is the servers the pages are from but I don't want to fix the loading time or anything. I was thinking there was a way to change the loading screen color perhaps? You know so that it's dark and not pure white.
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A Former User last edited by
@STRONK Ah yes I get what you're wanting to do there is an extension that changes everything to dark mode
I'd give that ago see if that helps any
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STRONK last edited by
@athlonite Thank you for your suggestion. I already tried this and it doesn't work for this case. Oh well...
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A Former User last edited by
@STRONK all good maybe it's something the Devs need to look at there is a suggestion thread in these forums you could always ask for dark page on wait while a site opens
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Pebbles1980 last edited by
Hi guys,
Ive searched for this, but while I have everything in dark mode, and including windows night light, getting this 'flashbang' is quite difficult to take.
Ive turned off all extensions, its been happening for some time now. Are there any fixes? -
alobpreis last edited by alobpreisAre you talking about a fully white screen for an instant before loading a page? I don't recall experiencing that (I also use Opera with a dark theme).
Can you provide exact steps to reproduce it? Is this on Windows 10?
You can try downloading Opera portable to make sure it's not something related to your profile. -
Pebbles1980 last edited by
Hi mate, thanks for the reply and yes, thats exactly what I am talking about.
I understand if its needed? but if I cant change the colour id be very happy.
You can imagine everything dark and at 4:30am, this is hard to take.
Any fixes? -
alobpreis last edited by
But at what point does it happen exactly? When opening a new tab with the speed dial? After clicking on a speed dial icon? After clicking on any page link? Let me suggest again to provide exact steps to reproduce it, and to try a portable instance to better narrow down the possible cause.
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andrew84 last edited by
@alobpreis Check if you have flashbangs while switching Opera's internal pages, in dark mode.
https://forums.opera.com/post/207279 -
Pebbles1980 last edited by
Hi,
Well anytime I click on a speed dial page, or a hyperlink on any other.
This 'sometimes' happens with internal links.Here is a video of the issue.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@Pebbles1980 On video it looks like 'yellowish' flashbang first and then pure white(like 'fade in' effect). Is this just an effect from recording? If it's solid pure white, then I have the same behavior.
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alobpreis last edited by alobpreis
Weird. I was only able to reproduce something similar by enabling the sidebar menu (as per @andrew84's comment) and clicking alternatively on Speed Dial and Extensions. Otherwise, it doesn't seem to happen. I have dark background pages in my Speed Dial, which also has a dark background, but no flashing happens.
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Pebbles1980 last edited by
@andrew84
Its probably cause I have the win10 nightlight settings on, which makes this issue even worse.
Ive had the sidebar disabled forever as there is nothing on there I find usefull, so its nothing to do with that.There must be a way to turn this to black if its indeed necessary
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426
The white might be the about:blank page showing before the initial display of the requested page (or just the page itself where it hasn't received styling info yet). If so, you can try to find a solution for Chrome to style the background color of about:blank and it might work in Opera too. Don't know if there's a solution though. More likely, you'd need to find a way to edit the default styles for a page and set its background-color to black for example. You might be able to do that for all pages with an extension.
There's an old post at https://superuser.com/questions/580228/prevent-white-screen-before-loading-page-in-chromium with some workarounds that no longer work, and a reference to a bug. There might be a solution that still works somewhere in there.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@burnout426 there's also a similar bug in Chrome bug store.
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=853986
If I don't mistake, there's a issue with white 'flashbangs' on all the Chromium browsers. And each browser has some own workarounds.
Previously there were white flashbangs when creating new tabs or switching background tabs (that's why Opera implemented 'shared startpage' flag for the 'new tab', I guess). The bug was closed/fixed/reopened/merged many times with other similar bugs. I don't what happens there on chromium engine, but comparing to FireFox for example, in FireFox it works smooth and without any flashbangs (white or colorful) when creating new tabs or switching background tabs. -
Pebbles1980 last edited by
Thanks guys, ill have a look through. My initial thought was it was the about:blank page too, but couldnt verify.
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geniusiq last edited by
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alobpreis last edited by
@geniusiq said in Flashbang while loading page:
error websit speedtest speed uploading??? Internet Download Manager very weak in opera???
You should NOT spam the forum with your message. This topic is about something completely different.
You already created this topic:
https://forums.opera.com/topic/40606/very-weak-video-online-and-very-slowly-speed-loading
And apparently also used another user named NaderKabir1, which created this other topic with almost the exact same text, as well as replying other posts:
https://forums.opera.com/topic/40533/big-problems-opera-version-68-0-3618-63
You didn't reply to my message in that topic though. -
Pebbles1980 last edited by
Well ive gone through the chrome and firefox work arounds, and nothing seems to remove it.
Its getting even more anoyying now cause im expecting it.
Seems the only work around Ive found is to click, then look away....... not ideal.... -
Pebbles1980 last edited by Pebbles1980
So no more suggestions? Ive been using Opera for nearly 10 years, I dont want to move to another browser for something so annoying
