Opera 140 Stable
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Opera Comments Bot last edited byHello! Opera 140 is now stable. This release updates the browser to a new Chromium version, includes a security fix, and brings fresh looks and several improvements. Security and stability Fixes You can find the full list in the changelog. Happy browsing! Installation links:
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albano23 last edited by albano23
Dark mode remains unchanged—at least on Linux (I’m using Ubuntu 22.04.05 LTS, and my version of Opera is the Snap package). It still has very unsightly brown borders (see the attached screenshot). Furthermore, there is an issue with download links—for example, from services like MEGA: when you paste a link and press Enter, the expected pop-up (asking where to save the file) does not appear. I am experiencing this right now; the browser treats the file as if it has been downloaded, yet nothing shows up in the download area near the address bar. To find it, you have to go to "Downloads" under "Show more," click the three dots (...) to open the menu, and select "Copy download link." You then have to paste that link into a new tab and press Enter; only then does the save pop-up appear, allowing you to choose a destination. Once that’s done, the file finally shows up in the download section near the address bar and in the "Downloads" list under "Settings." I hope they fix this—I’m not sure if it’s limited to Linux or if it also affects Windows and macOS. This is a critical function, and it’s baffling that such a serious bug exists. Interestingly, if you are already logged into a service like MEGA and click a download link from within that interface, the save pop-up does appear. It seems the bug causes the browser to open a new tab and immediately close it. Disabling the built-in ad/tracker blocker doesn't help either; the bug persists regardless. This has been happening since the Snap team released version 140.0.6074.11 as "stable" just yesterday, and today it updated to 140.0.6074.17—which isn't the version mentioned on their blog (where the title just says "140"). Furthermore, both versions use the same Chromium engine: 157.0.8103.39. Could a moderator or someone knowledgeable about Opera explain this error? It’s a disaster—not just for people working in offices, but for home desktop users as well.! I’ve attached two screenshots: one showing the dark mode issue and the other showing the version from Snap that’s currently labeled as "stable."
