Opera 112

[krasen]

krasen @sklunk last edited by

@sklunk: btw have you tried Opera GX ? maybe there its working ok

[tastodd]

tastodd last edited by

Why is there such a huge line spacing in all menus?
Looks terrible

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @sklunk last edited by

@sklunk That page loads fine both in Opera Stable 112 and in Opera Developer 113.

Is your OS up to date? The screenshot shows that the problem seems to be with the certificates, what usually happens on old/non-updated systems.

[korol78]

korol78 last edited by leocg

Developers, fix the problem! Notification settings for the site are not saved!

I set it in the settings ---- notifications allowed ---- , but they are always reset to default---ask (default)
This problem is on all resources - sites

[sklunk]

sklunk last edited by

@krasen @leocg

Thanks for the helpful replies. That's more than Opera has done to this point!

It's possible that my OS is not up-to-date, but Windows Updates are controlled by our I.T. department. I am still on Windows10 if that makes any difference.

I am still confused why 109 would work fine, then everything above that does not. Since nothing changed on my end that means that something had to change in the Opera code, or possibly the Chromium base, that is causing this to happen (BTW - I am also running the latest version of Chrome for comparison and it doesn't exhibit this behavior). That is what I am asking Opera to investigate.

I love this browser and have been a user since it's release in 1995 but the recurring problems since the move to Opera One are pushing me toward others. I am trying to stick with it though since it's still the fastest browser out there!

[andrew84]

andrew84 @tastodd last edited by

@tastodd I reported the same almost month ago,
https://forums.opera.com/post/353732

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @sklunk last edited by

@sklunk Using Windows 10 shouldn't be a problem as long as all security updates are applied, I guess.

About versions newer than 109 showing the issue, most probably is because security requirements are higher on those versions.

[tastodd]

tastodd @andrew84 last edited by

@andrew84 I have seen. It’s just that the Opera team needs at least a couple of months to first understand the essence of the problem and then solve it))

It's bad that they break what worked well before

[chawoobie]

chawoobie last edited by

I'm still having compatibility issues. Have been unable to log into PNC bank with Opera for nearly two months, unless I use a user-agent to spoof another browser. Just recently, Charles Schwab opens, but say my browser may not be recognized, though it functions fine, for now. I've been using Opera since the first version, and thought that most compatibility issues

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @chawoobie last edited by

@chawoobie said in Opera 112:

Have been unable to log into PNC bank with Opera for nearly two months, unless I use a user-agent to spoof another browser.

Yep. I can still confirm. I have to start Opera like this:

opera "--user-agent=Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/126.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"

in a command prompt to be able to log in.

[rogguzlan]

rogguzlan @tastodd last edited by

@tastodd: I fully support you. Earlier versions of Opera had normal spacing in menus and lists of links to sites. Now it looks like a rake. And it is inconvenient and ugly.