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@korol78: Hi, the additional icon you're referring to was not an intentional feature — it was actually a bug that caused an extra icon to show up unexpectedly in the toolbar when the Volume Booster was active in the Sidebar Player. This has been fixed. The Volume Booster itself is available in the Sidebar Player.
@andrew84: Hi Andrew, can you describe the steps to reproduce the crash you're facing while using split screen? I'm not able to reproduce it on Stable right now.
You don’t need to select all the tabs you want to use in Split Screen. You can simply right-click an inactive tab and choose the option from the context menu.
@koimark: The changelog for Opera 122 beta appears empty. This is because the comprehensive list of changes for this version was already detailed prior to this beta release.
This specific Opera 122 beta version was released subsequent to the Stable 122 release. Its primary purpose is to incorporate critical Chromium security fixes.
@yuseijaden: This update includes minor fixes. Security updates are announced separately on our blog. Thanks!
@firuz-u7: Hi. Just wanted to let you know that this issue has already been logged in, DNA-122357. Our team is working hard on a fix, and it'll be included in our next update, which is scheduled to go live early next week.
@caugner: Hi. Chromium version bumped to 134.0.6998.205. I updated the blog post note.
@EggsZachtly Hi, sorry we keep you waiting. The fix was made while ago on developer branch but it was not backported to 117. Next week we're releasing Opera 118 stable and the problem is solved there.
@Urby938 Your post was removed for violating our community guidelines on acceptable content for public spaces. We don't allow promotion of certain topics on our platform.
@burnout426: It was already reported as https://bugs.opera.com/browse/DNA-119868. We will backport it and deliver a fix with the next Stable uupdate next week.
@deathcat: We're still on Chromium version 128 because we're planning to jump straight to 130. This means the intake process is taking a bit longer than usual.
@hexxangst: Are you sure you've updated to the latest version? The fix was included in this update.
@burnout426: Thanks a lot. Tab scrolling was a key. We've got it and reported. Our developers will take care of this now. Thanks a lot for your help.
@simcard78 Do you have reproduction steps that can help us trace this issue?
@tastodd: Hi, we fixed the issue and Omenu look was adjust to the designs. Cheers!
@simcard78: Hi, thanks for letting us know. We will investigate more on this.
@ralf-brinkmann: Hi Ralf, this issue is DPI depended. It was reported last week but not fixed yet, https://bugs.opera.com/browse/DNA-117731.
@rick2: Hi, thanks for your feedback. Can you share some more details regarding problems that in your opinion are caused by tab islands?
Hi @simcard78, thank you for your feedback. It appears that the issue you reported has been just resolved by our developer at https://bugs.opera.com/browse/DNA-117115. Please ensure you update to the latest Opera developer version next week, and if the problem persists, feel free to inform us. Cheers!