Install chromium-ffmpeg with snap, then copy /snap/chromium-ffmpeg/current/chromium-ffmpeg-<highest version number>/chromium-ffmpeg/libffmpeg.so into /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/opera/ (that should replace the old one)

Note: you must do this every time you update Opera.

@blindsoul You can still install it via the chrome extension store (and it's a more recent version than the one that was on the Opera extension store).

@blindsoul You can still install it via the chrome extension store (and it's a more recent version than the one that was on the Opera extension store).

@garethlore +1

@minho: Same here

Incredible update !!!! But there is still the bug that removes ads on whitelisted channels, or even if the option is disabled. Disabling the extension solves the problem but I can't live without it.

It removes ads even if the "Automatically remove ads" option is turned off. I want to support youtubers, this is disappointing.

Still present in version 77.0.4054.146

Opera: 77.0.4054.146
OS: Ubuntu 20.04

speechSynthesis and SpeechSynthesisUtterance are not defined, what I tried:

• install speech-dispatcher, espeak, python3-speechd and libspeechd2
• start opera with --enable-speech-dispatcher flag

But none of these solutions work.

Install chromium-ffmpeg with snap, then copy /snap/chromium-ffmpeg/current/chromium-ffmpeg-<highest version number>/chromium-ffmpeg/libffmpeg.so into /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/opera/ (that should replace the old one)

Note: you must do this every time you update Opera.

@hoshizora: Unfortunately this button is not one that can be hidden. It is not in the toolbar of the extension, it is in the youtube player, with fullscreen, options, autoplay... buttons

Does anyone know if there is a way to remove the keyboard shortcut button next to the subtitle button ? Or a way to report issues to the developer ?