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Only issue I've run across is the site https://www.filmstruck.com/us/ completely locks up the tab when trying to load. Can't click, scroll, anything. Just have to close the tab. Same issue with Opera Developer also. Works fine in Opera Stable. Also works fine in Firefox, Edge, and Google Chrome. Same extensions running in all versions of Opera.
Windows 10x64.
@burnout426 Yes, apparently you have to be logged in to see them. This was the first time in YEARS I logged out to test that. Anyway, I circled where they are located below. Not sure what "broke" them in the latest beta. As I mentioned. they functioned properly up until the latest update.
@burnout426 Surprisingly, shortly after I complained to Fark about it, the buttons started functioning normally again the next day in 67.0.3575.28 beta. Didn't change ANYTHING on my end. I'm assuming they did some kind of tweak on their end.
@andrew84: Same here. Updated, and now this beta won't even launch.
@burnout426: Think I've narrowed it down to the "History Disabler" extension ( https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/history-disabler/ ). I've used the extension for ages, but it didn't cause any crashes before the latest Beta update.
@burnout426 I tried removing and re-adding the extension, then uninstalling and re-installing Opera Beta, didn't get the crash at first, but tried saving a photo a second time, got the crash again. Still no crash saving a photo with extension disabled. I'm just at a loss.
When I access a Zoom conference via the Zoom website, Opera starts using a ton of RAM and CPU, even driving my Windows desktop up to 100% CPU. When using that feature of Zoom, I have to use Vivaldi instead, since it doesn't have that issue.
I know you are saying, why not just use the Zoom program instead? Well, I'm mainly just watching the particular conference, not participating in it, and I like to cast it to the big TV in the room. Can't cast to the TV/Nvidia Shield from Zoom, but I can from a Chromium based browser.
When I access a Zoom conference via the Zoom website, Opera starts using a ton of RAM and CPU, even driving my Windows desktop up to 100% CPU. When using that feature of Zoom, I have to use Vivaldi instead, since it doesn't have that issue.
I know you are saying, why not just use the Zoom program instead? Well, I'm mainly just watching the particular conference, not participating in it, and I like to cast it to the big TV in the room. Can't cast to the TV/Nvidia Shield from Zoom, but I can from a Chromium based browser.
Anyone else getting an instant page crash on Twitch.tv? Started with the new version.
First thing I did with the new update was to go into "Experiments" and turn off "Web Platform Controls Dark Mode". Even though I have the browser set to Dark Mode, I don't necessarily want ALL websites in dark mode.
@thortik To remove the button, go into chrome://flags and Disable "Extensions Toolbar Menu". To turn off "Frequently visited sites" in the address bar, I went into Settings/Advanced/User interface and turned off "Show enhanced address bar".
First thing I did in this new release was to go into Experiments and Disable "Extensions Toolbar Menu". Don't need more clutter in the UI. Bad enough can't turn off that "Easy Setup" button, which just takes up space.
Something I've noticed in all current versions of Opera. The picture-in-picture feature no longer works on Facebook videos (live or not). The picture-in-picture function in Firefox works on Facebook.
@burnout426 I tried removing and re-adding the extension, then uninstalling and re-installing Opera Beta, didn't get the crash at first, but tried saving a photo a second time, got the crash again. Still no crash saving a photo with extension disabled. I'm just at a loss.
@burnout426: Think I've narrowed it down to the "History Disabler" extension ( https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/history-disabler/ ). I've used the extension for ages, but it didn't cause any crashes before the latest Beta update.