The buggiest thing I have seen. The context and O menus lack proper margins. touching the scroll bar drags the window!

It would be nice if we could see all media tabs in one place.

Currently, I want to mute a tab, but finding the tab playing the background video is not easy.

Opera would allow casting, muting, popping up videos, etc. through this button all in one location.

@darthgtb: @darthgtb: Yes. It also contradicts the previously introduced feature when you could scroll when sticking the mouse cursor to the right-most side of the screen.

The bug when expanding the extension bar didn't show the extensions is now gone. Two important bugs persist:

1. dragging the right scrollbar drags and restores the browser window.
2. starting to drag a tap triggers the click action. It scrolls the tab content to the top or to the previous location.

It would be nice if we could see all media tabs in one place.

Currently, I want to mute a tab, but finding the tab playing the background video is not easy.

Opera would allow casting, muting, popping up videos, etc. through this button all in one location.

Still the scroll-bar buttons of dark pages are of the wrong color

Bug: starting dragging a tab triggers tab click and scrolls the page to the top.

Bug: Open any sidebar panel. Hover on the media player icon and click on the play/pause button. Move the mouse cursor away from the media player pop-up. Both the media player and the sidebar panel get closed.

What happened to the scrollbars' up and down buttons? They disappeared.

I don't know; I'm jealous.

Some of the remaining bugs:

• Extension icons aren't shown when the extension bar is folded and then expanded after a restart.
• Moving the cursor to the top right corner does not trigger the close button (same for maximize/restore and minimize buttons).
• The text cursor isn't shown on the search bar.
• Incorrect color of the up and down buttons on the Opera-style scrollbar in dark mode.

The bug when expanding the extension bar didn't show the extensions is now gone. Two important bugs persist:

1. dragging the right scrollbar drags and restores the browser window.
2. starting to drag a tap triggers the click action. It scrolls the tab content to the top or to the previous location.

Suggestion: Instead of the "Cycle tabs in most recently used order" provide one shortcut for cycling in the most recently used order (e.g. Ctrl+Tab) and one for cycling in the visual order (e.g. Ctrl+` ).

@darthgtb: @darthgtb: Yes. It also contradicts the previously introduced feature when you could scroll when sticking the mouse cursor to the right-most side of the screen.