client side window decoration has some problems in KDE Plasma
desktop environment:
window is borderless
window can not be resized by dragging its borders

Therefore, give us an option to enable server side window decoration on linux please.

Please give us an option in Opera settings to re-enable the "Recently closed tabs/windows" button, so we can use this feature quicky. Its flag will be removed in the future.
Search in tabs is completely useless for me, "Recently closed tabs/windows"
is a usefull feature that I use often.

The same happened on my two machines running Arch Linux.
Downgrade to previous version of glibc package solved my problem.

Users affected by this problem can also disconnect from internet before open Opera, then disable synchronization in Opera settings.

@alexeygrinko said:

@leocg said:

@AlexeyGrinko So even with that option enabled, pinned tabs aren't remembered?

After first closing Opera - yes, pipped tabs - remembered. After second closing - yes, but unpinned!

I can confirm this bug on linux.

Excellent request.

I want this feature too.

C'mon chropera team!

I have the same problem with opera 66.0.3515.44 on Arch Linux while watching video on youtube.

@burnout426 said in Disable automatic extension updating:

@minho Extract crx file with a zip utility if you can. Then, in opera://extensions, switch to developer mode and load the unpacked extension from the folder. But, before you do, edit the manifest file in the folder and get rid of the update URL (or change it to something invalid). Get rid of the key in the file also.

Your tip works.
Thank you.

Opera 67 is released.
Is this problem solved?

Same problem on two linux distributions here (Arch and Neon unstable).
Disabling synchronization solved my problem.
Opera synchronization is still almost useless and now it also is unusable.

The rightmost part of Opera window does not react correctly to mouse clicks when running on Wayland session of KDE Plasma desktop environment.
For example, when I click on any on/off button of the "Easy setup" menu that we can open by clicking on the button in the upper right corner, the popup just closes and the clicked option is not enabled/disabled.
Also when I click on any entry of the menu to reopen a recently closed tab/window,
Opera reacts as if I had clicked on something behind clicked entry, like a url in the bookmark bar or a button of some extension present beside the address bar or a link of the webpage behind the menu.
This problem occurs on Wayland session of both Arch Linux and neon unstable edition distributions. Can anyone confirm please?

On linux, change the color of the text of a highlighted entry of the context menus to white please. Black on blue is ugly and barely readable.

Fix thick scroll bars on KDE Plasma desktop environment please.
Arch Linux, KDE Plasma 5.19.2.

@loysek: Same thing on Arch Linux.

@paulsg1: probably crapera freezes because the synchronization feature.
On my Arch Linux crapera 69 took ~20 minutes to unfreeze after opening by the first time.

Please give us an option in Opera settings to re-enable the "Recently closed tabs/windows" button, so we can use this feature quicky. Its flag will be removed in the future.
Search in tabs is completely useless for me, "Recently closed tabs/windows"
is a usefull feature that I use often.

Logo que o motor presto foi trocado, alguém fez uma sugestão para os devs de termos os mesmos itens no speed dial de todos os dispositivos. Até agora isso não é possível.
O propósito da sincronização é termos as mesmas informações em todos os dispositivos e no entanto Speed Dial fica diferente em cada um. Não faz sentido.

@thomas-rager if synchronization is enabled on your linux mint, disable it.
Then freezing will probably stop.

Users affected by this problem can also disconnect from internet before open Opera, then disable synchronization in Opera settings.

open opera
press alt+p to open preferences
paste "synchronization" in the search field
click on the button to disable synchronization