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.

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

@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.

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'.

@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.

@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.

@andrew84 Something like this (maybe wider) popup and all would be happy, but they trying to invent a wheel instead.

Maybe there should be a slider to adjust the level of sharpness.

On the other hand, why only sharpness?
There are also saturation, brightness, contrast adjustments I used to see in built-in options in players on web pages.
Сontroversial feature.

@deathcat there were no response regarding this.
https://forums.opera.com/post/384166

despite of the

DNA-122043 Converting different currencies into RUB, BYN, HRK, IDR doesn’t work

The currencies are not available.

Also, when sidebar in autohide mode the shortcuts are simply invisible

I also think that in themes with transparent modules the menus/context menus/bookmarks dropdowns/popups should also have semitransparent/blurry background.

The style how do the tiles look is random here.

On your screenshot it's transparent but I had the white.

I also managed to achieve the same result as yours. For this I had to first switch to Classic theme, then select wallpaper which have the transparent tiles and then switch the 'Ethernal' theme agan

The Twilight theme also crashes here like some other animated themes.

DNA-121561 After reopening, easy setup doesn’t start from the top

I guess the same should be done with the sidebar setup pane.

Also, there are still gaps between the 'rounded' sidebar (autohide) and the 'square' panel.

It should be like a solid white panel when opened or with tiny dividing vertical line.

Or it could have the thick one unified

Also, in contrast to EasySetup the sidebar's setup doesn't have a shadow effect.

@andrew84 Also, even now when seeing the 5 years old redesign (reborn 3 particularly) it looks so fresh, light, unified and modern.
https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2019/02/opera-r-3-developer/

Especially I liked the description.

The main function of a frame of a picture or painting is to enhance the viewer’s experience of the work it houses, not to distract from it. We believe a browser should provide such a frame for the web. With R3, we’ve put web content at center stage. We’ve removed dividing lines between sections so you can browse without borders and unhindered by unnecessary distractions.

Now in One version we have the deviding lines everywhere including the content border.
Especially looks absurd against the backdrop of display manufacturers which try make the frames as thin as possible.

In overall, I liked the original Enhanced address bar because it had customizable quick action buttons (copy, paste, paste and go and etc).

Later the address bar dropdown was modified multiple times and ended up with limited functional.
https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2020/12/help-us-create-a-better-address-bar-experience/

Despite of multiple suggestions to make it customizable and powerful tool it stays too simple and pretty useless for me so I just turned it off and forgot.
https://forums.opera.com/post/225261

@pilis00 Yes, if data storing way in History files is identical in One and in pre One version.

Btw, the top sites discarding works correctly with the copied History file and I can delete individual tiles.

@pilis00 I tried doing the same. I copied History from my daily version (<100) into 118 Portable and I indeed experiencing the same delay. It can take up to 5 seconds.
So if the delay in my case doesn't relate to History file changed structure (or similar) in One versions, I can confirm the delay here as well.

@pilis00 said in Opera 118.0.5461.83 Stable update:

In a clean portable install I didn't notice this issue yet.

Yes, but the point is to make the Portable version 'not clean' by replacing its History by the History from your daily version. Just to determine if the delay refers to the History access.

@pilis00 Did you try a way suggested by @burnout426 to copy History file in your profile and replace History file in portable installation?