@daria19: there you go: CrashID=bp-0d64fa32-fbb0-463b-92c5-9cd8d0250109

@daria19: alright, I've trigerred crashes upload manually but it's stuck on "Upload requested by user" status.

@daria19 you're right, I can't delete it now. It's weird since yesterday in the evening I was able to reproduce it twice. Can I somehow share my local crash reports with you since I'm not able to reproduce the bug now?

@daria19: I have crash reporting disabled, but repro steps are super easy: from the right panel level delete all the themes. Once the last theme is removed, Opera crashes. Regarding extensions page: look at the bottom margins of div with id "card" and on the pill-shaped switch per extension (it has no margin on its left side). Regarding hovering color on elements - I totally don't understand why it's accepted since it's rarely visible - isn't it? Just make text colour white while hovering and it will make many people happy.

I'm 100% sure they didn't even test UI before releasing this version to public as stable (at least for macOS).

• extensions page is disaster (already mentioned by someone in the thread);
• Opera crashes when deleting themes from right panel sidebar;
• in default light mode text in context menu is not visible while hovering
• suggestions bar has wrong color in default theme, it's some kinda blue while address bar and bottom margin is white (it was already fixed some time ago, seems like regression testing is not known at Opera)

Sad to say but in recent ~6 months Opera stable for macOS is becoming a good example of not baked software. Double sad is that I come from Wrocław (where is Opera is developed). Triple sad is that I'm a QA and it hurts seeing such bugs in almost every stable build.