New Developer 68.0.3590.0!

Happy New Year! Opera Developer 75.0.3925.0.

Happy New Year everybody!

Good morning! The changelog is empty.

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

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!

@pirap2, interesting. I hadn't even figured out that I can't click the first tab, but after reading your post I tried it and it's true. It does not work. In addition to the other strange tab appearances.
W10x64, Operax64

I have to add that: In the meantime, I've noticed several times that even tabs that are open sometimes change their position. Most of the time it was the active tab or a tab around it. I haven't yet figured out what action exactly triggers this move. Sometimes it was a video clip that I watched maximized in WhatsApp and then went back to normal mode, sometimes it was a tab in which I could create fonts (bold, italics and so on) and other things. I have since turned off opera://flags/#ui-compositor-multithreaded but it makes no difference.
W10x64, Operax64

Still the same problem like in https://forums.opera.com/post/299191:
Opera freezes and does not respond to any action. The only possibility is to close it.
I am going to disable opera://flags/#ui-compositor-multithreaded again until there is a bugfix.

I had just accidentally closed a tab and wanted to bring it back with CTRL-SHIFT-T. Normally it then opens again in exactly the same place. Not this time, it was opened three positions to the right. A bug?
W10x64, Operax64

Opera 96.0.4691.0 waiting for download.

@gmiazga, it seems to help here. I didn't have another crash or fade out within the last 15 hours.
W10x64, Operax64

@aagaard, I can confirm this behaviour. I had 5 "crashes" in 2 days. "Crash" means that the screen faded, all tabs were hidden except the currently active one, and that Opera no longer responded to any action (with a corresponding error message). Ultimately, the only option was to forcefully close Opera.
W10x64, Operax64

@leocg, that's why I explicitly wrote it under my text.
Have a look in the settings page at "Privacy Consent Settings". There you can see, what you allow Opera to receive from you.

@leocg
It is hidden. After starting the installation process and asking you for the installation folder a new window occurs "Help make opera better". You must press the "Configure in settings" button to see a new "Data collection" window.

Is it really necessary that Opera asks the four privacy questions again with every update and that I have to check or uncheck them all? If I have told Opera once that I don't want these four things, then that should be accepted and kept as default for every update, unless I change it myself on the settings page.
W10x64, Operax64, standalone installation, no automatic update