Recently Opera has started to require two clicks (or two presses of cmd-w) to close a tab. It does not happen all the time and I have yet to find a pattern, but it seems that a restart of opera fixes it for some time.
The clicks does not have to be immediately after one another I can for instance click close on a tab and goto another tab and the return and be able to click once more and then the first tab closes.

Anyone else with that problem?

Opera version: 73.0.3856.344

@damienuk I can reproduce that. Both the double click and the sticky thumbnail. It is however so sticky I cannot drag it anywhere.

It would be nice to have a short-cut to be able capture the entire page and not just what is displayed on the screen. For instance a button next to the Capture Full Screen button at the top.

It is possible to drag the corners of the snaptool selector to capture the entire page but it is not as easy as it could be.

/Jacob

It is possible to update the url of the plugin. Also handy if you want to show a non default google account.
The url can be updated in this file at least on a Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/com.operasoftware.Opera/Extensions/hdnmdiogdjiondmkmicfekiokaalkj/1.0.3.1_0/_locales/en/messages.json
and will be used after a restart.

The hdnmdiogdjiondmkmicfekiokaalkj dir differs on different installations.

@redsparrow78 I went to Brave as well, currently I am using Firefox. It is an eternal hunt for the best browser

You can solve most of the problems by using this tip: https://superuser.com/questions/315949/dont-exit-full-screen-when-pressing-escape-in-apps-like-safari-on-lion

It is basically about installing a userscript (using TamperMonkey or something similar) which intercepts the escape key press.

I have installed this script and it works for most pages. With the exception of previewing attachments in Gmail:

// ==UserScript==
// @name           Keep Full Screen
// @namespace     http://superuser.com/q/315949
// @description    Prevents Escape key from leaving full screen.
// @include      *
// ==/UserScript==
document.onkeydown = function (evt) {
    if (evt.keyCode == 27) {
        evt.preventDefault();
        console.log('There is no escape');
    }
};

@redsparrow78 I went to Brave as well, currently I am using Firefox. It is an eternal hunt for the best browser

I the previous version and the one listed below it is not possible to take a snapshot when Opera is in fullscreen mode. It is not possible to invoke Snapshot using either the shortcut cmd-@ (which in my Danish layout is cmd-alt-') nor the menu item.
In non-full screen mode it is possible to invoke Snapshot by using the menu and it then works as normal, but the keyboard shortcut still fails.

Opera Version:77.0.4054.172 (x86_64)

@damienuk I can reproduce that. Both the double click and the sticky thumbnail. It is however so sticky I cannot drag it anywhere.

@jwierzbi Makes sense, I have been working from home and have not swapped external display for a long time and I have not seen the problem for long. My external displays are the same though.

Recently Opera has started to require two clicks (or two presses of cmd-w) to close a tab. It does not happen all the time and I have yet to find a pattern, but it seems that a restart of opera fixes it for some time.
The clicks does not have to be immediately after one another I can for instance click close on a tab and goto another tab and the return and be able to click once more and then the first tab closes.

Anyone else with that problem?

Opera version: 73.0.3856.344

@tibinetko I am running the same version as you and I have previously had the same problem as you. But it has been some time since last time.

Oh well it seems that no programs does this. All windows are just thrown into the first space.
So it is nothing Opera specific.

I have recently started to use the spaces feature in macOS more, but when I have multiple Opera windows open on different spaces I get a problem when restarting Opera.
The windows are not restored to the spaces in which they were present before the restart. They are all restored to the first space, except for those that were running in full screen. I would expect them to be restored to the space in which they were when quitting Opera.

Steps to reproduce:
Open several windows for Opera
Drag them to different spaces
Quit Opera
Open Opera

MacOS: Catalina 10.15.7
Opera version 72.0.3815.400 but the problem as also present in earlier versions

Re: Closing first tab after computer sleep closes entire app

I still have the problem that Opera might crash/restart at random when closing a tab either by using the mouse or by using cmd-w.

I found this in the system.log file in Console:

com.apple.xpc.launchd[1] (com.apple.xpc.launchd.oneshot.0x100000c9.Opera[68967]): Service exited due to SIGILL | sent by exc handler[68967]

@nom4d3br would you consider adding an option to select a different google user than the default? In order to access another google user the url needs to be set to https://keep.google.com/u/<user_index> where <user_index> is a number (0,1,2,3).

/Jacob