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@daria19: The extension has been updated by the developers and pushed to the store but not approved on Opera side for months.
Here is a screenshot of the CSS:
Only native Opera extensions show up correctly. All 3rd party extension have broken CSS on the buttons and misalignment.
The CSS on the extensions page is a bit off especially in dark mode. Also, how come there's no update to Ublock Origin on the extension store? It's been months now.
The "Allow access to search page results" for extensions is still not fixed...
Three major versions now and "Allow access to search page results" is still broken for extensions. How can such a major regression even get through nevermind not be fixed for months?!
Good job and congrats! But AI stuff can definitely be even better integrated IMO.
@daria19: I do disable it. But it can be useful so I want to use it. But I don't want it popping up all the time.
Can we get more control over text highlight pop-up? E.g. only show the pop-up when using a shortcut for it. Same goes for Aria. Why can't I prompt when highlighting a text and using a shortcut to translate etc.?
@sicu220: That icon has been bugged since it's been introduced. The avatar doesn't show with multiple windows either.
@andrew84: Yes, looks like Edge is the same as Opera. I didn't even bother checking that one. How do you turn it off in Edge?
@daria19: I understand that this is intended. But it breaks immersion when using the browser and even in full screen the border is larger than other browsers. It's also taking up a significant amount of space when you have multiple windows opened side by side. I believe this was introduced with Opera 100. Before 100 it was significantly smaller.
@andrew84: That's because you are in full screen. But even in full screen it's still larger than any other browser. It becomes huge when you have multiple windows opened on a single screen and Opera isn't expanded to full screen.
@daria19
Opera is the only browser that has this gigantic frame around the page content.
Here's how it looks in firefox: 
It's a tiny black line you can barely see it. Same with Chrome, Vivaldi, etc.
Can we please do something about the borders:
Why is it so huge?
@burnout426 I doubt this has anything to do with Opera specifically. Pretty confident this is a Chromium issue that has been there for a while. Just tried again: 
As you can see the whole browser is white with OpenGL.
@burnout426: Yes, OpenGL fixes the blinking. But these themes don't work at all with OpenGL. Everything is just white.
@burnout426: I get a blinking screen sometimes and then the whole browser just turns white until I completely restart it. Happens on RTX 3080 and on a laptop without a dedicated GPU. Unfortunately, not exactly usable themes.
@burnout426: Ok, nevermind. It's because I disabled hw acceleration since I keep getting blinking black screens all the time.