@burnout426 This behaviour was still found in Opera stable Linux Version:67.0.3575.137. Disabling the flag did the trick. Thanks.

@morckx I noticed it also happens with maximized windows.

@gmiazga Same issue here using IceWM on Debian 10. Opera Version:80.0.4170.72 Linux is stealing focus from non maximized windows just above it (happened with emacs, xterm and urxvt). I don’t need to use the mouse for this to happen, not even to type in the terminal or editor window.

@leocg karakb.fr has no certificate, only the redirection target has one. It works nowhere with https://karakb.fr but outside Opera it works with http://karakb.fr or simply karakb.fr.

@sgunhouse Thanks, you might then have a policy which is less strict than mine, but I have no idea what to change.

@alxobr
It also works with Vivaldi on Linux.

Hi all,
My website karakb.fr is redirected to https://karakb.migo.info.
The redirection works on Firefox (Linux and Android), Chrome (Linux and Android) and even Edge (Android), but not on Opera Linux nor Opera for Android. I did not try on Windows nor on Mac.

Any idea ?

Ugrading and reloading the page never helped, however "Settings >> Apps & Notifications >> Opera >> Storage and cache >> Clear cache" did the job.

Hello, Trying to visit my website karakb.fr which points to a subdomain of another website keeps on giving "This site can't be reached" even after having upgraded to Opera 88.0.4661.83415. As far as I know, this happens only on Android 10, as it works everywhere else I tried, including same version of Opera on Android 13 on another tablet. Directly providing the target subdomain always works. There is no mention of any of these websites in cookies and site settings.

Hello, Issue is still present in stable release 83.0.4254.27, but there is a simple fix.

alex@Freesia:~$ uname -a
Linux Freesia 4.19.0-9-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.19.118-2 (2020-04-29) x86_64 GNU/Linux
alex@Freesia:~$ cat /etc/issue
Debian GNU/Linux 10 \n \l
alex@Freesia:~$ opera --version
83.0.4254.27
alex@Freesia:~$ icewm --version
IceWM 1.4.3.0~pre-20181030, Copyright 1997-2003 Marko Macek, 2001 Mathias Hasselmann.

I use click to raise. Opera stable still steals focus, unless you put it in its own workspace. Hope this helps.

@aglupus Alternatively, you could install an older package.

@morckx I noticed it also happens with maximized windows.

@gmiazga Same issue here using IceWM on Debian 10. Opera Version:80.0.4170.72 Linux is stealing focus from non maximized windows just above it (happened with emacs, xterm and urxvt). I don’t need to use the mouse for this to happen, not even to type in the terminal or editor window.