@adam1709: I'm with you, Opera please #BringBackTabBarScrolling as a setting, not an experimental flag!
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RE: Opera 101 StableBlogs
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RE: Introducing Opera 102Blogs
@stolis: No, they shoul have better testing and maybe do a rolling upgrade.
Disabling auto-update will only make people keep using old, vulnerable, outdated versions of the browser, which could be even worse than this.
I have been bitten by this bug, fortunately I had backups and could make the update work.
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RE: Opera 68 is here with built-in Instagram in the sidebarBlogs
@kmielczarczyk: Please, bring back the Recently Closed Tabs button, I already use Search in Tabs via its shortcut and I don't need a dedicated button.
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RE: Opera 79 BetaBlogs
Twitter an Youtube videos are crashing on this version for me.
Anyone else?I'm on Slackware64 Linux 15.0 RC1 (-current), KDE Plasma 5.22.4/X11
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RE: Opera 79 BetaBlogs
Damn, nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt 0.55.0 doesn't work with chromium 93, I'll try opera-beta-ffmpeg-codecs-93.0.4577.18.
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RE: Opera unveils Opera One, an entirely redesigned browserBlogs
@max1c said:
@ghirahim: Not sure where you are getting this but I doubt this will ever make it to the main Opera.
From https://www.opera.com/one
Opera One (currently early-access developer version) is a completely redesigned browser, planned to replace the flagship Opera Browser for Windows, macOS, and Linux later this year.
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RE: Opera 99.0.4788.65 Stable updateBlogs
@burnout426 the version from herecura didn't work for me either, I had to revert to https://github.com/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/releases/tag/0.76.1 to make videos not crash Opera
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RE: Opera unveils Opera One, an entirely redesigned browserBlogs
@weilan: agreed, the waste of space was the first thing I noticed, even comparing against Opera Stable/Beta
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RE: Opera 106.0.4977.0 developer updateBlogs
@andrew84 said in Opera 106.0.4977.0 developer update:
*Btw, I didn't understand why you can't test it. I guess you can create many speed dial tabs and check.
I also only install Developer to test it and usually uninstall it afterwards, otherwise I have conflicts during an update. I'm on Fedora Linux, I use Stable installed via flatpak for work and Beta installed via Opera's yum/dnf repository.
When I install Developer via the repo, sometimes it complains that some files conflict with those from Beta.Also, since I usually delete my Developer profile, opening several dozen tabs gets tiresome after doing it several times a week
And it'd be nice to test Opera Developer with the same profile I use in Beta, which is heavily personalized, to get a better feel of how the update is goning to afect me.
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RE: Opera 105.0.4970.48 Stable updateBlogs
@thelittlebrowserthatcould: Seconded
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RE: Opera 109.0.5076.0 developer updateBlogs
@ralf-brinkmann same as you, default search engines came back after a second restart but no personalized engines on sight
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RE: Opera 109.0.5076.0 developer updateBlogs
@ralf-brinkmann crap, this just happened to me upgrading Beta from 107 to 108 (unannounced yet but in the RPM repo). I'm on Fedora 39 KDE spin.
Zero search engines, and it took a little longer than usual to start so I guess this is some sort of failed upgrade attempt?
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RE: Opera 108 betaBlogs
After updating from Beta 107, all of my search engines were gone.
After restarting the browser, the default search engines reappeared but my personalized search engines were still gone.opera-beta-108.0.5067.6-0.x86_64 RPM on Fedora 39 KDE spin