As a workaround disable these 2 flags and the old popup will be back.

You have plans to improve how the modules visually are separated, especially web page content?

The border around web page content bothers me. I'd prefer no bold black (white in light theme) borders between web page and display's edges (including bottom). And no border between edge of the screen and sidebar or scrollbar.

Remove the same purple selection for menus and dropdowns for both dark and light themes. Make it look normal and pleasant to eyes like in other browsers or software. It means different gray accents for dark and light themes instead of the bright purple.

@leocg said in Where is the "Recently closed tabs/Tab menu" button on the top right?:

try improving tabs management

Obvious conclusion.
And not just a try, it really improved the tabs management, and 'Search in tabs' worsened it.

@leocg Look what I've found https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2017/08/exportable-bookmarks-smoother-videos-design-improvements-opera-47/

Yes, I agree with Opera, this a handy shortcut to my history log.

@topex-psy https://forums.opera.com/post/200247

@Dheinamar said in Where is the "Recently closed tabs/Tab menu" button on the top right?:

new location of the list in Menu->History

This is not a new location, 'recently closed' short list has always been there. When they recommend to use OMenu > History instead they are just trying to justify their weird decision regarding the removed TabMenu. OMenu is not the same as TabMenu, otherwise the TabMenu wouldn't have been necessary and implemented at all in the past.

Instead of simply improving/restyling the existing TabMenu and adding a search field there they replaced it with a part taken from the removed 'InstantSearch' feature (InstantSearch had the 'search for tabs' feature, by the way, but it was said that the InstantSearch was unpopular feature that's why it was removed. So it's worth asking why we have a part from unpopular feature in the top right corner now).
Now they are trying to recreate the already existing and well working tabs management popup (I mean Tab Menu), but it seems that the final result (regarding the functionality) will be worse anyway than the existing one. That what I can call as 'wasted developers resources'.

@mcedro said in [Duplicated]Non-clickable gap above tabs:

I thought it was a nice refresh of the interface, so now I'm skeptical about it.

I was skeptical already when I first launched the 'One' version. The refreshed interface looks cool only on their promotional videos and screenshots, but the user experience suffered a lot actually.

Make the 'top sites' pane optional (expand arrow or switchable off in Setting) and add 'quick action' buttons (Copy/Paste/Print/Find/Full screen/Save as PDF and similar)

*As for the shortcuts, it's better to make it customizable and offer users select what shortcuts each users want. 5-6 shortcuts for example, from the range of browser options (20 -30 most important options/elements/pages).

And my suggestion also is to focus more on options that directly refer to currently opened page and on address field/text, not on some global browsers features (that's why I'd like to see quick buttons).

Right now I noticed that menu corners are not well designed/decorated. Especially noticeable on dark background. There's a hole between the menu's body and shadow border in the corners. So the corners look cut.

In Edge

@bestcodes Nope. Users just clicked the upload button and found the crash. I guess bugs are fixed by Developer team, not by QA team.
If the bag was fixed yet in Aug, maybe it means that QA team didn't provide the fix to be applied in Stable release.

@leocg Sounds strange. Fixed in August but released in the end of Sep. with the known issue anyway.

@steeveboy said in Opera 102.0.4880.78 Stable update:

Guess these buttons have rounded corners now, so few pixels are missing, therefore you don't hit when it is the pixel in the exact top right corner.

Exactly.
Borders are everywhere.

@thelittlebrowserthatcould I guess the problem was found by users and QA team redirected the issue to developers after reading the blog ))
But maybe I'm wrong.

@ralf-brinkmann You may also notice the delay while attaching a tab if previously the tab was moved outside the tabstrip.
*And there's no thumbnail for the tab which is being moved.

In this update, we’ve addressed crash issue found by our QA team

I thought the issue was reported by users here in the blog and after that it was fixed.

@mathias87 I think he means when the cursor is far on top or right edge.

Another one issue I noticed when moving tabs is that there's some little delay when inserting tabs and very often draggable tabs jump not in the place I wish, it attaches somewhere in the end.

Now check the same in normal Opera and ensure how fast smoothly it works there.

@leocg said in Opera 102.0.4880.70 Stable update:

they are being worked on.

I would not say that ~ half an a year is the period that can be called as 'working on' to restore the ordinary functionality (regarding the draggable tabs management at least). I would call it as not enough attention the their own blog and forum (or simply ignoring confirmed reasonable. complaints).