White screen 'flashbang' when opening pages
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A Former User last edited by
@zauberfritz Yeah I don't seem to think it's just an Opera problem I think it is an Chromium issue as it also has the same white page flash in Vivaldi aswell and I've had it happen in Edge chromium aswell
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tomass61 0 last edited by
@STRONK I have disabled #shared-start-page in opera://flags and now everything is fine.
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Pebbles1980 last edited by
This is absolutely fantastic!!!! fixed it for me!
Appreciation is not the word, thanks thanks so much.
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andrew84 last edited by
- The flag is removed in 71 version
- The flag was implemented to avoid flashes (the flash's color depends on currently active wallpaper) while creating new tabs.
*Here (Win 8x64) there's a flash anyway even with the disabled flag while opening start page's tiles (just in dark theme the flash is dark).
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jenabaivab last edited by
@andrew84 Same, the white flashes are still present, disabling the flag didn't help either. I still don't understand why Opera isn't trying to do anything about this, No replies from mods or developers either.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@jenabaivab They are, and that flag was an attempt, but things don't seem to have been working.
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jenabaivab last edited by
@leocg As mentioned above, the flag doesn't work for me, but it works on my father's laptop. Why did it get removed in v71 ?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@jenabaivab Probably because it has been enabled in stable for a while already.
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andrew84 last edited by
@leocg said in White screen 'flashbang' when opening pages:
that flag was an attempt, but things don't seem to have been working
@leocg said in White screen 'flashbang' when opening pages:
it has been enabled in stable for a while already.
Looks like contradictory. If the feature doesn't work properly, the flag shouldn't be removed.
Not only regarding the flashes, but there's also some UI's elements visible from the previous tab (opened folders, scrolled page, expanded dropdown) while creating a new tab. -
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@leocg the flag (feature) was made to fix the issue.
Edit: They demonstrated in the blog the both no flash while creating new tabs and no flash while opening tiles. Check the 'Before' and 'After' demos https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2019/10/opera-65-0-3467-24-beta-update/
The first part (new tabs creating) works, but as I mentioned above, not ideally (sometimes there are visible elements from previous tabs).
The second part (this topic's issue) doesn't work currently.
What they are doing is removing the flag and that means they think the feature is fully stable and workable and they don't care that actually this is not. -
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jenabaivab last edited by leocg
@leocg the flag works for me now as well. But, it's not available in v71, and it isn't implemented in the browser either. I tried using Beta. Couldn't do anything to solve it.
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andrew84 last edited by
@leocg said in White screen 'flashbang' when opening pages:
it's working as should
It should work like on their demo.
Since the issue (flashing) refers also to Chromium engine itself I can't blame only the browser, but I guess they could fix the previous's tab elements visible for a moment when creating new tab because this is not a flashing issue and directly refers to the 'shared' page feature (and was reported many times). -
jenabaivab last edited by
@andrew84 I don't know man, on my windows laptop, I use Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Edge Chromium and Opera. As of right now, only Opera is giving me trouble in this regard.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@jenabaivab try creating new tab in Edge or in Chrome (with enabled wallpaper on start page in light theme), I have a white flash every time a new tab is created.
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jenabaivab last edited by jenabaivab
@andrew84 I did try that today, and I never saw this issue with any of them. Although they were in dark mode. I don't see any logical reason why I would use light themes and ask for dark transitions.
Having that choice is good, but I don't think that should be the first priority for dark transitions, that is to make it compatible with light themes. -
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