Since updating to 63.0.3368.43 I've been very annoyed with the way the new tab button works. In previous versions of Opera before this update you could move the cursor to the very top of your screen and then over the new tab button and click to get a new tab, now you have to come down 1 line of pixels for the button to actually work.

Previous versions of Opera were not like this, Firefox, Chrome and even EDGE are not like this.

Can this be adjusted somewhere in the settings to function the way it used to and does in all other popular browsers?

@leocg

THANK YOU!

I've deleted it from there.

I use the alt+space menu all the time to minimize (or restore or maximize or move or whatever) Opera and other programs, so it sucks that a standard windows keyboard shortcut has been co-opted for this search thing. Can this be disabled or reassigned to another key combination?

This issue has finally been fixed for me with the release of Opera 42.

It was present in EVERY version of 41 that I had on all of my computers at home and work.

Yes indeed they are up to date.

Did you fullscreen the twitter video or the first video?

The twitter video is the second one.

Here's an example:

WARNING this video is potentially NSFW. It's a football game and someone throws a sex toy on the field. There is no actual human nudity.

http://screengrabber.deadspin.com/dildo-thrown-on-field-1788383824

Play the video and hit the fullscreen button on the twitter video player and for some reason you get a weird fullscreen version of the site not and can hear the audio but not see the video playing.

This happens on every Windows PC I own, which covers a variety of hardware and software configs.

This particular PC has the following specs:
Thinkpad 10 420, Windows 10 Pro 64bit, Core i5 2540M CPU, Intel HD Graphics 3000/Nvidia Quaddro NVS 4200M, 8GB RAM, Samsung SSD.

Of course these videos go to fullscreen properly in Edge and Firefox on the same computers.

That's normal on the newer releases.

I think it started with version 36.

It sounds like you're downloading the newest one.

When you run the "check for updates" thing in Reader DC is where you'll see the 15.010.20056 version number. In the about Adobe Reader page it displays 2015.010.20056

Actually, Reader is currently at version 15 on my Windows 7 ...

I can only see 11 for Windows XP (in Firefox).

That's the newest version for XP.

https://helpx.adobe.com/reader/system-requirements.html

The newer ones have a minimum OS version of 7.

If you're running Windows 7 you can definitely get a new version of Adobe Reader. Uninstall version 9 and go to www.adobe.com and download Acrobat Reader DC. The current version of that is 15.010.20056