@nintendork07 I will say more: I'm start to get used to other browsers ... and it's a very bad feeling.

Is Opera Apple silicon ready?

Browser crashes when
using touch bar on my MacBook (on M1).

The touch bar works very strangely displaying duplicate tabs. The highlighting of the active tab also does not work correctly.
When you click on any of the tabs, the browser crashes (not always).

System:Mac OS X 11.1 64-bit
Update stream:Stable
Version:73.0.3856.329

@leocg, the problem is that for M1 users, the current version of the Opera browser is very slow. Yes, it works in general but very slow) Without adding support, this cannot be fixed.
Let's wait and hope ...

@leocg said in Native M1 ARM Version of Opera?:

@gik-team There are a few issues fixed listed in Opera 75 changelog.

Unfortunately, they are not explicit, it is difficult to understand what exactly we are talking about.
Other browsers are already supports new M1 chip. And the question arises: why is everything so complicated and not obvious with the Opera?

I have been working with opera for 15+ years now and do not want to switch to another at all.

@leocg there is no info
And nothing here. And this is very frustrating.

Hello! How long do we have to wait support for new Apple M1 processors on opera for Mac?

@steveltn

DNA-88968 MediaIsTypeSupportedTest.InvalidCodecId fails on ARM Mac (Big Sur)

This is the only entry that doesn't say anything, unfortunately.

@leocg yes. But there is nothing.

How to know if development is in progress? Without information... the worst is.

still not working

74.0.3911.107

I figured out that this problem arises if you switch workspaces.

Version:73.0.3856.344

@leocg oh, sorry
I explained @glazorot that there are many other problems with the current version of the browser and the native support for new M1 processors is still far away, unfortunately.