@nnq2603 Why is something like this even need a post, it should be fixed before released. It's really look like this one sneak through the test phase and came to users.

If the address bar has the purple color, it'd somehow make more sense than a pure white color in darkmode. There's no justification for this design, isn't it? (Of course the most obvious choice of color is just dark gray like normal Opera. The white here make no sense at all)

... still white address bar private mode in 101.0.4843.33, this issue keep going strong. Not fixed.

@whisperer Apparently they purposely hang on to the white address bar in darkmode for some unknown reasons(?) Even the possibility Leocg mentioned above might be true, like, some of them really think the private mode should be visually standout compare to normal mode, and standout in white

It's just super weird, because instead of providing a different dark color theme for private mode to make it distinguishable from normal mode, they decided to choose a white color for dark theme. It doesn't make any sense. If there're 2 separated color themes, one for light and one for dark according to windows theme, then white bar should only appear in light theme of opera, not dark one. There's zero sense to this color choice of pure white at all. It's all messed up.

If they're too stuck up with the idea of private mode theme need to be distinguishable from normal mode theme, then do in the way Brave or Vivaldi did. They have private/incognito mode in distinguishable color theme, and still suitable for dark theme. Of course the color choice of Brave or Vivaldi (private mode) might not fit to everyone taste, but in general, it's still better than pure white. Opera One pick the worst choice of color, by far.

@leocg The browser updater probably broken and seems to think user must update OS to newer windows version which is none of Opera business to be honest. And since the newest version of Opera for win 7 is no longer updated. It's a bug that it keep red alert button on the top left corner of browser. Checked and the version is already latest for win7. 95.0.4635.84

If we resorted to blocking IP in hosts file, then it's not the proper way, open should detect the OS and stop red alert about security update.

103.0.4928.26, white address bar in dark private mode, this problem is still going strong.

And it's not the case in other Opera edition (like OperaCrypto/OperaGX... none of them has this choice of color). It's strange that Opera One become an exception amongst its own peers.

@whisperer Apparently they purposely hang on to the white address bar in darkmode for some unknown reasons(?) Even the possibility Leocg mentioned above might be true, like, some of them really think the private mode should be visually standout compare to normal mode, and standout in white

It's just super weird, because instead of providing a different dark color theme for private mode to make it distinguishable from normal mode, they decided to choose a white color for dark theme. It doesn't make any sense. If there're 2 separated color themes, one for light and one for dark according to windows theme, then white bar should only appear in light theme of opera, not dark one. There's zero sense to this color choice of pure white at all. It's all messed up.

If they're too stuck up with the idea of private mode theme need to be distinguishable from normal mode theme, then do in the way Brave or Vivaldi did. They have private/incognito mode in distinguishable color theme, and still suitable for dark theme. Of course the color choice of Brave or Vivaldi (private mode) might not fit to everyone taste, but in general, it's still better than pure white. Opera One pick the worst choice of color, by far.

103.0.4928.26, white address bar in dark private mode, this problem is still going strong.

And it's not the case in other Opera edition (like OperaCrypto/OperaGX... none of them has this choice of color). It's strange that Opera One become an exception amongst its own peers.

@nnq2603 Why is something like this even need a post, it should be fixed before released. It's really look like this one sneak through the test phase and came to users.

If the address bar has the purple color, it'd somehow make more sense than a pure white color in darkmode. There's no justification for this design, isn't it? (Of course the most obvious choice of color is just dark gray like normal Opera. The white here make no sense at all)

... still white address bar private mode in 101.0.4843.33, this issue keep going strong. Not fixed.

@leocg The browser updater probably broken and seems to think user must update OS to newer windows version which is none of Opera business to be honest. And since the newest version of Opera for win 7 is no longer updated. It's a bug that it keep red alert button on the top left corner of browser. Checked and the version is already latest for win7. 95.0.4635.84

If we resorted to blocking IP in hosts file, then it's not the proper way, open should detect the OS and stop red alert about security update.