Just recently upgraded to Opera 75 (Windows x64), previously was on Opera 64 (Windows x64) because of preference. Already missing with great sadness the "recently closed" button, but learning to use the new magnifying glass button. I'm here to report two issues I found with this new release (75.0.3969.218):

[#1] There's a transparency line drawn under de Opera menu button. It can be a little distracting, especially when Aero is enabled. When it's not, there's a couple extra lines drawn that are not in balance with the rest of the bar menu. Screenshots added, with solid color backgrounds to see it easily:

https://i.imgur.com/9HRvAZJ.png

Before posting about this I did a gogle-search, and noticed that this issue was first reported exactly a year ago (March/April 2020). Since then it had been mentioned a couple of times every few months. Hoping this time it gets noticed...

[#2] There's an issue with the reload function (with button or F5) that was not present in past versions. Everytime it's used, the position of the content is randomly moved, rarely keeping the exact position. This is most noticeable when editing or reading an HTML file, book, or just any page. It just jumps elsewhere when reloading the page. This makes loosing track of were I was reading when refreshing the page or document. In older versions this wasn't an issue, Opera would keep exactly the same position.

Keep up the good work.
Cheers!

Good and necessary fixes were included in this version. Well done. Although there's one (major) bug that hasn't been fixed since a long time: the reload function. It still jumps randomly backwards, messing with the current position of the page.

I have to edit/update content frecuently on documents and web pages, so I use the reload very often to check the changes, but Opera is a pain in the *** to do that because it never stays in the same place. Because of that, I had to switch to Firefox to do that work properly and it does a solid work with that, unlike Opera. The reload function used to work fine until Opera 64. I don't know about Opera 65-66, but this issue has been present since Opera 67...

Besides that, I see another (minor) issue that has't been considered: the transparent line drawn under the Opera menu button. It's very fine, like 1px in height but it's still annoying to see it all the time.

Cheers for the team. Hopefully you can fix the reload problem soon. In the meantime, I'm forced to go back to Firefox.

The issues in previous versions about a transparency line drawn under de Opera menu button, and, the reload function jumping positions randomly when hit, are stil present in this version.

My comment reporting them:
https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2021/04/opera-75-0-3969-218-stable-update/#comment-249875

Just recently upgraded to Opera 75 (Windows x64), previously was on Opera 64 (Windows x64) because of preference. Already missing with great sadness the "recently closed" button, but learning to use the new magnifying glass button. I'm here to report two issues I found with this new release (75.0.3969.218):

[#1] There's a transparency line drawn under de Opera menu button. It can be a little distracting, especially when Aero is enabled. When it's not, there's a couple extra lines drawn that are not in balance with the rest of the bar menu. Screenshots added, with solid color backgrounds to see it easily:

https://i.imgur.com/9HRvAZJ.png

Before posting about this I did a gogle-search, and noticed that this issue was first reported exactly a year ago (March/April 2020). Since then it had been mentioned a couple of times every few months. Hoping this time it gets noticed...

[#2] There's an issue with the reload function (with button or F5) that was not present in past versions. Everytime it's used, the position of the content is randomly moved, rarely keeping the exact position. This is most noticeable when editing or reading an HTML file, book, or just any page. It just jumps elsewhere when reloading the page. This makes loosing track of were I was reading when refreshing the page or document. In older versions this wasn't an issue, Opera would keep exactly the same position.

Keep up the good work.
Cheers!