Hi,
I have this problem when I switch from my workspace into another one by command or by click:
The mouse is clicking just fine, but it seems to be not clicking where it should be. For example, I'm clicking on one of my bookmarks, but the clicks are registering a bit above where my cursor is pointing.
It can actually be fixed by opening a new tab and closing it, but it's annoying and was wondering if there is a fix.
I've deleted and reinstalled GX.
I'm on a M1 Macbook Air, and GX is updated up to date.
Are there any solutions to this bug?

It might be because Opera GX is considered a more of a 'heavier' browser than other browsers.
It could just be that it's lagging the computer out or maybe you have too many addons or shaders or mods on.
Otherwise, for me, it's fine.
It could also be because you have the built in VPN on, which you can turn off by clicking the VPN button on the top left corner.

it is very annoying i agree.

Hi.
This is what's happening to me right now:
I play a video, and the pop up will show up.
Then, I return to the video and go back to my work page or whatnot. Then it is not automatically poping up.
I've found that sometimes reloading or closing/reopening works but haven't found a solution (yet)

Hi Igor!
I'm also having the same problem, especially on google docs and what not.
As another mac user thats been using Opera for a bit now, the only thing that I can recommend you to do is:

• not be in full screen mode
  If you know what im saying, go ahead and just ignore this.
  Basically what I would do is enlarge opera to fit the screen to its maximum BUT not be in full screen mode.
  That way, when you press ESC button especially on websites like google docs/sheets, it won't become a small window.
  I also find that this is quite annoying, so another thing I would also do is have 2 'desktops' open if you know what I mean, so you can switch to the other desktop to open other apps like finder and the like.
  I know that it's not the best solution, but I hope that it helps a bit.

Solution.
On macbooks, if you look on the google shortcuts (cmd+/)
and if you press cmd+f to search for shift+v
you find that the paste without formatting is set as...

cmd+option+v
However.

If You Press.
cmd+option+shift+v
It will work.

unfortunately there is no way as far as I know to edit the shortcuts on google docs because...
well because it sucks.
however at least I found the super annoying but working way of pasting without formatting (and clicking right click and clicking left click again every single time)