@shintoplasm01 said in Cmd+W closes the window instead of the tab.:

@headspacedude So please could you explain to me why the Cmd+W shortcut works perfectly for closing tabs and not windows in Chrome and Firefox? It's not an incompatibility with system-wide macOS shortcuts, it's an Opera bug which is still waiting for a fix.

Yes, just to be clear, this is an Opera bug :). It appeared when updating to macOS 10.14 because Apple changed the behavior of how often menus and shortcuts get refreshed.

Everyone, my most sincere apologies, I read some information wrong: the fix for the remaining issue that occurs after opening a new window was not backported to O58 in time for the initial release, so it'll only be in the next O58 update to come along. This will be released at the start of next week.

Hi, there was an issue with the Sync servers taking place last Monday and Tuesday (21-22 January).

It should be resolved now; if you're still seeing this problem try signing out and in again.

@shintoplasm01 said in Cmd+W closes the window instead of the tab.:

@shintoplasm01

Presumably this is now being fixed in the Developer version 59 (under DNA-73684). I've asked if this could at least be backported to the upcoming Stable 58...

It has been backported to O58 stable, let us know if you still see anything like this problem!

Hi @boundtobelow - which sites, which version of Opera and which version of macOS?

Hi @owilliam , it's a known issue and it'll be fixed in the next update to Opera Developer.

Does it appear if you enable if via the menu (View -> Show Toolbar in Full Screen Mode)?

Which site is it failing on? Can you show what it looks like?

Which macOS version are you on @lyopsik ? It's not a known bug.

@wingedsupernova , have you tried following the instructions and downloading it again or updating it?

Opera uses a different edition of Flash than Safari and Firefox on Mac. And even if you have installed the right edition for Opera before, it checks if the version is up to date, so updating might help in that case.