Hmm. You work fast Actually,. later this evening I switched from a DVI connection to my monitor to HDMI. Solved.

Feature request: Back in the good old days, Opera for the desktop was one of the first browsers to have a reader view built in. Any chance that capability could be returned to Developer? (Even the Opera on my Android includes the function, which is essential for legibility and for sharing content.)

I have been using the latest version of Developer for years on my Win 7 PC. Problem: When I try to view "Stories" in Facebook I get a dialog that tells me to "expand" my view. When I do that I get only a blurred vision of the image in the story. I have no difficulty seeing the stories in Chrome or Firefox. Is there a solution?

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Sorry if I was not clear. I am so happy with the slightly lighter dark theme. Since the dark (almost black) theme arrived I have not been able to tell which tab is active by just looking. Now it stands out against the darker background. See the attached image. Thank you.

Wow! Thank you for the slightly lighter dark theme. I have been begging for that for years. Now I can tell which is the active tab at a glance.

Fixed I changed toggled a couple of search related switches in Opera Settings and the problem seems resolved.. I don't know why that should make a difference within the Google page, but it did.

@modemjunkie: I just checked in the latest Opera Beta build and Google search works as expected there. So what's happening in Developer?

In recent builds, the google search field does not allow me to edit my search. I can type in a change but clicking on the search icon or hitting enter does nothing on my Win7 desktop. Is this Developer specific or something google has done.

I still keep praying for an intermediate theme. No matter how I adjust the brightness or contrast on my monitors, I can't distinguish the active tab from others when using the dark theme, and light is too bright for most purposes.