New Opera developer 30
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Deleted User last edited by
I also noticed that the search selection drop down menue doesn't work but search manager does.
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Deleted User last edited by
They say it was a HiPDI issue so I opened opera:flags and it was disabled.
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xprzybylx last edited by
Incorrect icon not shown in the title bar in some window managers under Linux.
This happens on XFCE.
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donq last edited by
They say it was a HiPDI issue so I opened opera:flags and it was disabled.
Back to Beta, no drop downs is a big problem.HiDPI? My OS is set to 120dpi (this is not HiDPI, sorry) and combos do not work. Starting Opera with "--alt-high-dpi-setting=96" option cures combos (and flash scaling problems), but I cannot easily read menus and tab captions and other texts. Bad-bad
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A Former User last edited by
Now I downloaded it on windows 7 clean install, same thing it would not start at all.
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donq last edited by
And one more problem - Ctrl+Tab not working anymore
And: 30.0.1812.0 - An error occurred while checking for updates - strange.Fortunately there is beta version to use.
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donq last edited by
Correction - Ctrl+Tab/Ctrl+Shift+Tab were somehow removed from shortcuts, thereby not (entirely) Opera dev version fault.
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donq last edited by
HiDPI? My OS is set to 120dpi (this is not HiDPI, sorry)
Everything above 100 (96 to be true) is hidpi.
Oh, I didn't know
I had impression that HiDPI modes were something more, like 300dpi. Google doesn't help either - this term (HiDPI) is not clearly defined. But it makes me happy to know that I'm already over 10 years used all my PCs in HiDPI mode 
Anyway, Opera is seriosly broken at all non-default (96) dpi settings. Not only current dev version problems, but entire rendering engine behaves often incorrectly at 120dpi.
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Deleted User last edited by
30.0.1812.0
Update stream: developer
System: Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS (x86_64; KDE)The pull-down menus in Amazon and Ebay do not work. I thought I ought to bookmark this forum under computers, but the bookmark pull-down doesn't work, either!
Screen at default setting of 103dpi. (calculated by <1920 pixels> / <displayed horizontal width>)
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l33t4opera last edited byNew update - Opera developer 30.0.1820.0, the change log, and the announcement
Known issues:
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Drop-down menus do not display correctly in HiDPI environments on Windows and Linux,
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Tab menu is shown even with a single, quick Ctrl+Tab,
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Incorrect Opera icon shows in some instances under Linux.
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lestalia last edited by
New update - Opera developer 30.0.1820.0, the change log, and the announcement
Known issues:- Drop-down menus do not display correctly in HiDPI environments on Windows and Linux,
- Tab menu is shown even with a single, quick Ctrl+Tab,
- Incorrect Opera icon shows in some instances under Linux.
Was waiting for this update but now I have to keep up with more tab switching issues. "Full screen exit pop-up" option is still missing
Switching back to beta! :happy:
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donq last edited by
Very strange - this is IMO first time, when real showstopper (non-working dropdowns at higher DPI values) persists over two dev releases. Come-on people, am I really the only user here, using 120dpi screen resolution, opera dev version and want to use some websites, where dropdowns are needed?
Waiting for next release impatiently.
