That is good news, to be solved in future version ... I wonder how will take to release next version ?

I have tested this issue on few PC, and is present on every one.

When I download some big file and take long the download, and I put download on "PAUSE" state, OS task manager tell me that power usage is 100%. I have tested several times this issue ... it is normal ? When I resume the download, everything is going normal.

My opera version is: 64.0.3417.83

I printed this page with Ctrl+P, with McrooftToPDF printer, and output as not searchable pdf. Version Opera: 64.0.3417.61.

P.S. Saving page with SaveAs PDF is not the same thing !

I have the same issue too ... on version 64.0.3417.61 ... on previous one didn't have this issue.

In the last Opera browser for Windows, 64.0.3417.61, on Win10, when I print a page as pdf, the output pdf file is not searchable, but is like an image. The previous version of Opera had printed as searchable pdf, but this feature has gone. Can you check this issue please ?

My bookmark bar is not visible. Then, when I add a bookmark, the bookmark bar become visible ... is normal this behaviour ? Because after this bookmark is added, I have to set boomark bar invisible again, and this commands I repeat every time when I add a bookmark.

I noticed something interesting to my opera browser:

I open an instance, and I open two tabs: hotmail, and a yahoo.

When I am checking opera in TM, I see ~ 350 MB at opera process.
When I check all ports opened by opera with CurrPorts (from http://www.nirsoft.net/) I see a lots of active connections. Ok.

I close all tabs. Opera browser remain opened in speed dial. Ok.

After few minutes, ~ 2-3, I see whole connection eaten by opera as closed (in CurrPorts). Ok.
But the RAM eaten is still ~300 MB, 280 MB ... for more than 40 minutes ... which is not happen at Chrome, or IE. Of course. after a while, Opera release RAM, and step down to 80MB, which is ok ... but why Opera browser doesn't release RAM right after all connection is closed ?