That's intriguing, but I don't know what you mean. For what to work?

Are you saying that items in Trash will automatically resurrect? If so, why? I'm not seeing the subtraction of any items in Trash, btw, just the addition of them each time that I delete them from Speed Dial. I would think that if they were resurrecting then they should be moving out of Trash each time.

Has anyone seen several random Speed Dial items added in this build? It happened a day or two after the upgrade, not at the time. Is there a setting to prevent this? In the fairly recent past, I've seen one added a couple times, but this is the first time I've seen this many.

One other thing I've thought to mention: this build, along with several recent ones, eventually makes Google the default search even though I always set it to one of the others.

Testing on Win10

65.0.3425.0 did for me on Win10.

@burnout426

Yes, I'm pretty sure LastPass does handle it, but I haven't tried it.

Path1 and Path2 do not land on the same login form. It's effectively a different "site" (on the same domain) in that you see a different login page (different name, different graphics, etc). They are two distinct "sites" under the same domain.

If you inadvertently enter the credentials for the "other" form, you are logged in to the "other" site, which is very tricky if you're not paying attention. This is why you always have to know where you are (which isn't difficult), remember which credentials are appropriate (which is), and then select the right credentials if it happens they're not the ones already showing.

It's definitely possible to bookmark each one, and I have, but that doesn't help much with remembering the right credentials set.

It's become extremely unreliable relative to the way that it's always been. I see "ERR_TUNNEL_CONNECTION_FAILED" before most sites load, if they load at all.

I'm not sure if it's because there's a geographical issue, but in the past that's only meant speed differences, not reliability (with rare exceptions, such as the few times the VPN has been down). "Americas" is what I always use, but I think it's very much limited to Europe in reality, unfortunately.

Note that I'm using 85.0.4323.0, which is new this week, so the possibility exists that it's the problem.

It's become extremely unreliable relative to the way that it's always been. I see "ERR_TUNNEL_CONNECTION_FAILED" before most sites load, if they load at all.

I'm not sure if it's because there's a geographical issue, but in the past that's only meant speed differences, not reliability (with rare exceptions, such as the few times the VPN has been down). "Americas" is what I always use, but I think it's very much limited to Europe in reality, unfortunately.

Note that I'm using 85.0.4323.0, which is new this week, so the possibility exists that it's the problem.

Will the warning about Flash no longer being supported after this year actually go away before next year? It's incredibly annoying. No, clicking "Turn off" (whatever that means: refers to the message or Flash?) does NOT help, because it re-appears the next time you start Opera.

Starting with the last build, when I run Opera dev (Win10), I no longer get its real taskbar icon, just the generic blank white one. This is strange, since Opera.exe has the icon, as does the shortcut. Anyone else seeing this?

I also notice that right-clicking that icon shows only "Close window" instead of all the usual things that you get.

Note: I don't pin to the taskbar. Just talking about when Opera appears there due to being run.

@burnout426 Just for clarity, when a build upgrades, and it runs, it by definition has successfully upgraded, right? Especially if you've upgraded to multiple builds, successfully each time, eliminating the possibility of a fluke with one build in particular.

So, how would an uninstall/reinstall (while keeping the profile) be substantively different than an upgrade? Doesn't this problem feel much more like something amiss in the profile, a vestige of the earlier problem left behind for some?

@leocg No, it's not worth nuking everything just for this. Clearly, though, there's some aspect of the bug that did exist before that can carry over to the present.

@leocg said in Deleted desktop icon back on every update:

@icehawk Why report a bug that was already fixed? Just want for the fix to reach stable channel.

Every time I run 65.0.3425.0, it puts its icon on the desktop (Win10). Fixed?

65.0.3425.0 did for me on Win10.

@amatczak Thanks very much for looking into it and the explanation.

@rseiler Is there anywhere else to post about this hard computer science problem in order to get it fixed?

The site itself is regularly updated:
https://blogs.opera.com/news

The feed isn't:
https://blogs.opera.com/news/feed