@nkgrzegorzewicz It's opera 117.0.5408.53 on MacOS 12.6.8.

The steps to reproduce is just by trying to open dev tools.

Reporting crashes is disabled so I don't think a crash id would help you somehow.

FYI as a workaround all these days I installed and used Opera Air which seems to be free of crashes.

Right now I tried to reproduce the crash again with reporting enabled in order to provide you with a log and I don't see it happening. I am not sure if the reason Opera is not crashing anymore has to do with the new installation or something else. Problem seems to be fixed for now

@nkgrzegorzewicz It's opera 117.0.5408.53 on MacOS 12.6.8.

The steps to reproduce is just by trying to open dev tools.

Reporting crashes is disabled so I don't think a crash id would help you somehow.

FYI as a workaround all these days I installed and used Opera Air which seems to be free of crashes.

Right now I tried to reproduce the crash again with reporting enabled in order to provide you with a log and I don't see it happening. I am not sure if the reason Opera is not crashing anymore has to do with the new installation or something else. Problem seems to be fixed for now

Great feature! Hopping it will land to users soon!

Still experiencing the crash in 117.0.5408.53. Anytime I open dev tools, Opera crashes.

Visiting unknown sites or links sent to me or posted on forums always poses a security risk. Although I trust Opera in general, I would like to be able to disable JavaScript for as long as I desire and use Opera for browsing these kind of links making sure it's safe before interacting further with certain sites. Any way to do that on Android?