It appears that the issue whereby streaming services continue to eat up RAM has made an unwelcome return. The original advice concerned Disney Plus users, and stated to turn off the adblocker and the tracker, this should solve the problem. I use a different streaming platform to watch several sport matches at the same time (sometimes as many as 5 concurrently), and seemed to be encountering the same issue. The 'fix' also seemed to stop my problem, but now I discover to my dismay that it seems to be back. I've still got the adblocker and tracker turned off, but I'm finding that the RAM use is constantly increasing again. I'm monitoring the processes in the Task Manager within Opera, and I've found that the tabs have gone from individually using 250mb of RAM to 1.5GB of RAM within minutes. This particular issue only seems to have cropped up recently - I'd not noticed anything like this in the previous 3 years of me using Opera GX. To keep the RAM from absolutely rocketing, I have to refresh the tabs every 10 minutes or so. I really shouldn't have to be doing that. Can anyone advise please? Apologies if this is in the wrong topic.

Hi,

My GX updated yesterday, and since this update, I've found that the text colour for Autofill suggestions (such as in 'search' boxes on websites and forums) now matches the colour of my chosen custom 'theme' rather than the default black text on white background. My 'secondary colour' was already something quite dark, but I found that the text for suggestions was now barely readable. The only way I've found to make it readable (it's still a bit faint) is to pick the darkest secondary colour that I possibly can, but it goes without saying that this particular colour is not my choice, and would rather go back to the 'secondary colour' I had previously. Is there a way I can mitigate this please, or perhaps revert it to the default black text on white background? I noticed that I can't change the 'lightness' for the Secondary Colour or the Secondary Light Colour.

I'm using core: 93.0.4585.52 on Windows 10.

Thanks.