Opera 105.0.4963.0 developer update

[swcell1977]

swcell1977 @leocg last edited by

@leocg
hi, can I ask you a question in PM? please this is very important to me

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @swcell1977 last edited by

@swcell1977 Why? This is a forum, questions should be made in the topics.

[swcell1977]

swcell1977 @leocg last edited by

@leocg
please see my post, I don't know how to solve this
I've been looking for a way to solve this for over a month

[donq]

donq last edited by

Unfortunately rendering just does not work on my system (older onboard intel video) - makes screen (partially or fully) grey. Reverting to 4957, have no time to experiment with graphic acceleration options.

[homarlozoya]

homarlozoya last edited by

The screen grays out every so often and you have to click on the screen to fix it, it seems to be a rendering problem that didn't happen with previous versions.

[MichaIng]

MichaIng @donq last edited by

@donq: Same here. I tried to disable "Accelerated 2D canvas" and "Multithreaded UI Compositor" flags. The second seemed to help, but the issue reappeared after some hours. Not sure what else I could test, but it seems a newly by default enabled flag is not the issue.

[MichaIng]

MichaIng last edited by

Already since version 103, enabling the "Out-of-process SW H.264 decoding" flag (which is at least since then the default) causes (H.264) video playback to have strange micro back and forth jumps. The video overall plays in correct speed, no loading or such, i.e. network and buffering is not the issue. It looks like a few frames (or even just one) from a fraction of a second earlier are mixed in 2-3 times every second. It might be due to the old laptop of mine, with an Intel HD Graphics 4000 from an i3110M chip. I am not sure about the benefits of running the software decoder (?) in the GPU process instead of the render process, or whether 3rd generation Intel i chips are still relevant enough to disable this flag by default.

[ghirahim]

ghirahim last edited by

And here we are, the built-in ad blocker no longer works on YouTube. Now what?

[MichaIng]

MichaIng @ghirahim last edited by

@ghirahim I'd say this is more something to address the maintainers of the ad block lists with, EasyList in this case, I guess. However, likely they know about it already. With YouTube, this is a cat and mice game. Opera however does not maintain own block lists, reasonably.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @ghirahim last edited by

@ghirahim YouTube is blocking adblockers, it will probably start to be kinda difficult for adblockers to keep working on YouTube.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

First Opera 106 is ready for testing.

[MichaIng]

MichaIng @donq last edited by

@donq: I found the faulty flag: "Out-of-process 2D canvas rasterization". All these "out-of-process" flags cause issues in my case, this one the black areas on any website, the video decoder ones video playback issues as of my comment above.

[MichaIng]

MichaIng @homarlozoya last edited by

@homarlozoya: Try to disable the "Out-of-process 2D canvas rasterization" flag.