@andrew84: Works as expected. Modify your desktop shortcut by appending some url at the and of Opera application path

@ralf-brinkmann said:

@leocg said in Opera 66.0.3494.0 developer update:

@ralf-brinkmann https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/changelog-for-65/ says that it's fixed.

No, it's not. Not completely.
Open a new tab and go to any page.
Go to another page or search for something (Google or another machine).
Close the tab.
You'll find yourself in the tab on the far right (instead of the last active tab).

Or

Click a link in an external program (like e-Mail program, usenet client, pdf reader ...).
Opera opens the link in a new tab.
Close this tab.
You'll find yourself in the tab on the far right (instead of the last active tab).

Could you please share any video that confirmed that Opera in this cases works in different way than Chromium?