It's now set as the default search engine, that is shown at speed dial. Yandex is banned in Ukraine for half a year already: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/16/ukraine-blocks-popular-russian-websites-kremlin-role-war
Same thing about Vk shown at the sidebar.

@basemodeldaytona 71.0.3770.284 is still ok
The most stupid thing is that this bug was able to go to Stable .

@Stinkerbell it's not related to OS, it's opera update that ruined it

I open the empty tab, I input the URL, I press enter - nothing happens.
In case I use some bookmark to load any website, and then enter the URL, it works just fine. It all started 2 days ago.
Opera 72.0.3815.207 Windows 10 x64

The issue is pretty similar to https://forums.opera.com/topic/20166/opera-does-not-open-links-in-new-tab but killing GPU process doesn't help.

Yep seems like the same issue.

@deathcat totally agree. I think I'll wait till the end of this week and then follow your example.

@basemodeldaytona 71.0.3770.284 is still ok
The most stupid thing is that this bug was able to go to Stable .

@Stinkerbell it's not related to OS, it's opera update that ruined it

Yep seems like the same issue.

I open the empty tab, I input the URL, I press enter - nothing happens.
In case I use some bookmark to load any website, and then enter the URL, it works just fine. It all started 2 days ago.
Opera 72.0.3815.207 Windows 10 x64

The issue is pretty similar to https://forums.opera.com/topic/20166/opera-does-not-open-links-in-new-tab but killing GPU process doesn't help.

It's now set as the default search engine, that is shown at speed dial. Yandex is banned in Ukraine for half a year already: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/16/ukraine-blocks-popular-russian-websites-kremlin-role-war
Same thing about Vk shown at the sidebar.

Opera 50.0.2762.9 annoys me with that message and shows this bookmark bar again and again. Is there any way to make it stop?

After updating to Opera 45.0.2552.89 videos not playing again. Not all of them, youtube videos embedded into tweets still work. But those, which are encoded by mp4a.40.2,avc1.42001f, don't play. I've tried to download and play them manually. I.e. I've gone through extracting video urls from m3u8 files. And these videos are played ok on my pc, so it's not some 'missing codec issue'.
Tweet to test on: https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/850398616237871104

Yes --alt-high-dpi-setting=96 helps, but it's all so small. I need 125% for my comfort.

For example this video:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3tjrn9
It can be paused, it can be played but I can't set playback position.
It's all ok in chrome nevertheless.

It's Windows 10 x64