I have been very impressed with the Opera browser until I have run into this problem. When I click on a dropdown box, Opera freezes. I cannot choose an item in the dropdown box, I cannot scroll the items in the dropdown box, and Opera complete freezes for at least 30 seconds. I have searched for a solution, and I have submitted a bug report, but I need a solution or I'm going to revert back to Chrome. Is there a solution for this problem?

@burnout426 I disabled the new-session-manager flag, and now Opera is behaving properly for me. Thanks!

@burnout426 Thanks so much! Hope it can happen.

@burnout426 Thanks so much! Hope it can happen.

@burnout426 I disabled the new-session-manager flag, and now Opera is behaving properly for me. Thanks!

@burnout426 When I used Chrome (and I just tested it again), it always opens on the screen that was closed last. So, I can open Chrome, add a tab and move it to my second screen. Then I close Chrome on my second screen, then on my first screen, Chrome will open the next time on my first screen. Opera always opens on my second screen if I have done what I did in Chrome. To fix it, I have to move the one Opera instance to my first screen, then close it. It seems to be breaking Windows conventional behavior.

Adding a new wrinkle, when I move the added tab to my second screen it rarely will maximize even if I bring the tab to the top of the screen (which happens quite easily in Chrome). I always have to drag it to the top again, or double click at the top of Opera screen. These two things are driving me crazy, but the rest of Opera is awesome.

I have a monitor on my laptop and an attached screen for a second monitor. The laptop screen is primary and I have also chosen Extend these displays in the settings. I have discovered that if I start Opera on my primary screen, add a tab, and move the tab to the second screen, and then close the tab on my second screen, then close Opera on my primary screen, the next time I open Opera or restart my computer and then start Opera, it will start on my second screen. I can force it to open on my first screen my moving Opera from my second screen to my first screen, and then close it.

Is there a setting that I can have Opera open on the last screen that I closed it from, or in the alternative always open on my primary screen? It's not a big deal, but I'm not liking the way Opera is behaving when I start it up.

Thanks for any help.

Ken H.

I have been very impressed with the Opera browser until I have run into this problem. When I click on a dropdown box, Opera freezes. I cannot choose an item in the dropdown box, I cannot scroll the items in the dropdown box, and Opera complete freezes for at least 30 seconds. I have searched for a solution, and I have submitted a bug report, but I need a solution or I'm going to revert back to Chrome. Is there a solution for this problem?