@leocg I don't want to search for anything. Not always I remember the title of the tab,
in many cases I identify the tab that I wish to reopen by its favicon.

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.

@leocg only the last 3 closed tabs. And it's impossible to distinguish closed tabs and closed windows.

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

Why was the flag to re-enable the old menu to reopen recently closed tabs/windows removed? Now there is no way to distinguish between recently closed tabs and windows
and only the last 3 tabs are listed in the popup opened when we click on the magnifier icon.

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

Excellent request.

I want this feature too.

C'mon chropera team!

@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.

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.

This extension is no longer working on my system.
I see the animated RSS icon in the toolbar when I open Opera,
I click on it but the Smart RSS fead reader never opens.
Also the export feature in the extension preferences only
exports the feed list. The articles are not exported as should.

Can anyone help me make this extension to work again please?
Or at least export all its data.

Fix thick scrollbars of task manager on KDE Plasma desktop
environment (Linux) please.

Black borders around menus and context menus persist on linux.

@minho said:

Regression on Arch Linux running Gnome 40.2.0.
Black borders around main menu and context menus.

This bug also occurs on Arch Linux running Wayland session of KDE Plasma 5.22.4.

Regression on Arch Linux running Gnome 40.2.0.
Black borders around main menu and context menus.

Same bug with Opera 77.0.4054.277 and Opera 78.0.4093.103 beta on Arch Linux running Wayland session of Gnome 40.2.0.

Chromium, Vivaldi and Firefox installed on the same system
do not have this bug.

@dnzrzx34 said in Opera 78.0.4093.68 beta update:

@minho

Hi,

you can try to deactivate QUIC protocol in your browser.
For example in Opera browser type opera://flags/, search for quic and deactivate it.

Or

if you use a security software, for example Avast, with a QUIC-security-component try to disable it.

Thank you for your help. I have disabled QUIC protocol in Opera but the problem perists. I have noticed that Chromium 91.0.4472.164 installed on the same sustem is also affected.

I'm having a problem with beta and stable builds on Wayland session of
Gnome 40.2.0 on Arch Linux.

Steps to reproduce:

1. open a scrollable webpage (this blog post, for example)
2. play a youtube video in another Opera window
3. while Opera plays the youtube video, scroll the webpage loaded in the step 1.
   Wait 5 seconds and scroll again, waiting 5 seconds and scroll again, and so on.

Result: scrolling is choppy

Can anyone confirm this annoying problem? It exists for several months now.

@jojo0587 I don't know.

Fix thick scroll bar in task manager when Opera runs on KDE Plasma desktop environment please.