Link to the changelog is broken.

@burnout426 I just installed this on my distro and can confirm minimize behavior now works.
I wish the changelog would load so I could see if this was a known bug fix. Changelog for 83 just doesn't work.

Is there any plan to fix the changelog?

Link to the changelog is broken.

@burnout426 I just installed this on my distro and can confirm minimize behavior now works.
I wish the changelog would load so I could see if this was a known bug fix. Changelog for 83 just doesn't work.

What's going on with the 83 changelog? Every time I try to click the link and go to https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/changelog-for-83/ I get a not found error message. It makes it particularly difficult for package maintainers when there's no changelog available.

I'm having the same issue using Solus KDE and kwin scripts. Any plan to fix this? Don't have this issue with Firefox, Brave, etc.

@jferreira I agree, but I'm not leaving. Unfortunately for the users on my distro of choice, Opera will be held back on 79 until a fix is implemented and 80 truly is stable and not so much of a dev/beta release.

@styen it doesn't, I'm the maintainer responsible for updating the package. Hopefully the next release will work better.

@l33t4opera thanks for the reply. The opera-stable .deb package is licensed as distributable, and I'm making no changes to the software, just repackaging from a .deb to an .eopkg format.

@gmiazga this version has the same libffmpeg.so issue

@gmiazga I'll try installing locally and see if that works. They upgraded to chromium 94 with the opera-stable release but my understanding is it's still using the codecs from chromium 92. This seems like a pretty big oversight. It means as the package maintainer I now how to compile and add the new libffmpeg.so codecs as a build dependency when packaging opera-stable for it to run properly.