Yes, I know now that it has been fixed

I have also been facing this same issue with the majority of the websites I visit, with the exception of Google and YouTube.

I tried contacting Opera about the issue, but I couldn't find any proper email address. The only email address I had was the one from which I was contacted regarding a bug I had previously reported

Since the same issue was also occurring on your "Report a Bug" page, I ended up emailing that address about it. It has now been four days, and I still haven't received any response.

I was seriously considering leaving Opera, but thankfully I found this post, and disabling "Acceptable Ads" actually fixed the problem for me. However, I have to say that Opera's customer support has been extremely disappointing.

The bug I reported two weeks ago still hasn't been fixed. I was told that the fix would be available by the end of the week, but there has still been no update. The bugs are BUG-28294 and BUG-28293.

What I don't understand is why, if "Acceptable Ads" has been causing such widespread problems for the past week, it wasn't disabled temporarily for everyone, or at the very least, why wasn't a notification or message provided to users explaining the issue and the workaround?

I literally had no way of contacting Opera about this. I had to spend nearly a week searching for a solution before I eventually came across these forums.

Opera is otherwise a browser I genuinely like using, which makes this situation even more frustrating. But when a widespread issue affects basic website functionality, users should not have to spend a week searching through forums just to discover a workaround, especially when there is seemingly no accessible way to contact support.

Same here, I also use Ctrl + Shift + W for whatsapp and it is not working now. I have reported this bug, they told me that it would be fixed by the end of last week, but still not fixed

Since last week, I have also been experiencing an issue where the bookmarks bar disappears and only reappears when I hover over the area where it should be.

I have already reported this bug, and it was supposed to be fixed by the end of last week, but it still hasn’t been resolved.

I’m fairly certain that the issue is related to entering full-screen mode, either when watching a video or when full-screening a website using Fn + F11. After doing so, the bookmarks bar sometimes disappears and behaves this way.

@leocg
I have also been facing this same issue with the majority of the websites I visit, with the exception of Google and YouTube.

I tried contacting Opera about the issue, but I couldn't find any proper email address. The only email address I had was the one from which I was contacted regarding a bug I had previously reported

Since the same issue was also occurring on your "Report a Bug" page, I ended up emailing that address about it. It has now been four days, and I still haven't received any response.

I was seriously considering leaving Opera, but thankfully I found this post, and disabling "Acceptable Ads" actually fixed the problem for me. However, I have to say that Opera's customer support has been extremely disappointing.

The bug I reported two weeks ago still hasn't been fixed. I was told that the fix would be available by the end of the week, but there has still been no update. The bugs are BUG-28294 and BUG-28293.

What I don't understand is why, if "Acceptable Ads" has been causing such widespread problems for the past week, it wasn't disabled temporarily for everyone, or at the very least, why wasn't a notification or message provided to users explaining the issue and the workaround?

I literally had no way of contacting Opera about this. I had to spend nearly a week searching for a solution before I eventually came across these forums.

Opera is otherwise a browser I genuinely like using, which makes this situation even more frustrating. But when a widespread issue affects basic website functionality, users should not have to spend a week searching through forums just to discover a workaround, especially when there is seemingly no accessible way to contact support.