@teuto: Hi. All right. 30.0.1856.93524 contains the fix for when the SSL interstitial crash, so that part seems to work. It's unfortunate that you're still experiencing problems though. We will take a look and see if we can reproduce the problem.

@zizoshx13: Ouch, that looks serious. It's unrelated to this particular bug though. It's hard to debug these type of crashes without any context.

What Android version are you running?

Do you know how to use Android logcat? If so, it would be very helpful if you could send us the log output it shows when Opera crashes.

Hi,

Thanks for your bug report! We are aware of the issue, and a fix for this should be included in a future stability update. The fix is included in the latest release of Opera beta. Could you verify that it works for you there?

The bug I'm referring to in this case is just the "double address bars".

The one I'm referring to is THE ONE I QUOTED.

Ah, sorry. You quoted my post... and I didn't read the nested text.

But all right, I see what you're referring to now. We should take a look at that.

@avmon, @gustavwiz: The next update will contain a fix for the doubled address bar. Thanks for letting us know!

No, this looks like a new bug with how we handle toolbar offsets when showing the contextual action bar.

A new bug of something that has never been fixed?

The bug I'm referring to in this case is just the "double address bars". The LG G3 shows a custom text selection menu as a floating toolbar, and it's working as intended. The problem is that we move the location of our address bar when we shouldn't, and this is related to the new context menu stuff introduced in OfA 30.

If it was ANDEX-6268, the context menu wouldn't work at all, right?

you can't just touch and hold on the address bar, you first have to highlight the text just by a simple touch on it, then you should touch and hold on the highlighted text to get copy, paste etc options.

Oh. How weird. Is the contextual action bar (copy, paste, search) working in other scenarios (like selecting text on a web page), or is it always broken like this?

@jalgelind This is ANDEX-6268...

No, this looks like a new bug with how we handle toolbar offsets when showing the contextual action bar.

We have reproduced the problem locally, and the issue is that we expect the default Android text selection bar to be used, while LG G3 and some other devices use a floating toolbar instead.

@rafaelluik: We track this internally as WAM-6771.

Oh. How weird. Is the contextual action bar (copy, paste, search) working in other scenarios (like selecting text on a web page), or is it always broken like this?

Hi,

This seems to be another device specific bug, as we haven't seen the problem on our test devices.

Could you post a screenshot of the issue?

Hi again,

We managed to reproduce the problem on a LG G3 device here at the office, and the problem has been addressed on our development branch. The fix should be included in the next beta release, or possibly in a future update.

Thanks for telling us!

Hi, thanks for letting us know. I'm assuming that the suggestion list remains on-screen when you attempt to click any of them?

We have seen this problem on Android 4.3 and below, but we haven't yet been able to reproduce it on any Android 5 device. We'll investigate some more and see if we can figure out what goes wrong.