Happy New Year! Opera Developer 75.0.3925.0.

@burnout426, this should be repaired as soon as possible. I'm back on 108.0.5047.0 Developer for now.

Good morning! The changelog is empty.

Now I'm curious, if this one works better: New Developer 67.0.3574.0 Update.

New Developer 68.0.3590.0!

New Opera Developer 68.0.3602.0 for this week.

New Developer 69.0.3651.0.

You should fix this: If it's default, the field should be without colour - not blue.
W10x64, Operax64

@andrew84 Waiting ... waiting ... waiting ...
Finally it's there: Opera 71.0.3770.0 Developer.

Fresh out of the oven: 73.0.3847.0 Developer!

Opera 118.0.5439.0 Developer.

@daria19, as far as I remember I found this out starting with 118.0.5419.0/ and 118.0.5425.0/, when I wrote something about that problem. I seemed to be a bit better with the fast update 118.0.5428.0/, but now it's worse than before.

Before I start a new update or upgrade, I always clear all browser data except the cookies which are allowed to be stored. Then I close Opera and save the whole folder to another SSD before updating (stand alone installation).

Maybe the problems started in an earlier version, maybe it was using significantly more RAM earlier. I don't know, I don't look at the task manager all the time. But I'll pay more attention now and see what happens if I keep clearing the browser data.

@leocg, yes, I know. But I'm not going to post this whole list here. I don't understand most of the entries anyway. :))

A lot of "Dedicated worker", "Shared worker", "Subframe", "Dedicated worker: blob" …

Again!

Some seconds before Opera used more than 11.000 MB of RAM.

I have still my 65 tabs open, no up- or download, no music or movie in the background. Nothing. The tabs are just open. What is Opera doing there?

W11x64, Operax64, 64 GB RAM

Facebook again.

With this new version, I suddenly have 112 Opera processes again and over 6,000 MB of RAM used with exactly the same number of open tabs (in the task manager. I don't understand that.
W11x64, Operax64, 64 GB RAM

It's Monday. Opera 118.0.5432.0 Developer.

@daria19 said in Opera 118.0.5425.0 developer update:

@ralf-brinkmann: Hello! Is the Facebook page still crashing for you? If so, does it happen at any specific moment?

02.02.2025, 13:17 h: Unfortunately Facebook crashes again. But the Task Manager still looks good:

And another thing: When I start a Google search, this tab still shows that it has been put into standby mode ("snooze"). Regardless of whether I stay on the Google page with the results list or click on one of the results pages.

@daria19 said in Opera 118.0.5425.0 developer update:

@ralf-brinkmann: Hello! Is the Facebook page still crashing for you? If so, does it happen at any specific moment?

Daria, that's very interesting for me:

A screenshot from my Windows Taskmanager. I have exactly the same number of tabs open (around 70) and everything is exactly the same as in the previous versions. There is nothing else running in the background either. However, in the two previous versions I was always shown around 164 tasks or processes for Opera and a consumption of over 8,000 MB of RAM. That is different now. At the moment everything seems to be running smoothly.

@daria19, I'll have a look on it and let you know.