@graywoulf By the way, in the latest stable version 94.0.4606.38, there is already a menu item that allows you to hide the Lucid Mode button

@kumagoro42
Until Opera Stable gets that flag, you can disable it on the command-line. For example, you can right-click on your desktop, goto "New", choose "Shortcut", point it to opera.exe in the install folder, name the shortcut what you want and click finish. Then, you can right-click on the shortcut, goto "properties", switch to the "Shortcut" tab and add a space and --with-feature:tab-art=off to the end of the target field value. Then, when you start Opera with that shortcut, the feature will be disabled.

For example:

"C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera\opera.exe" --with-feature:tab-art=off

У кого появляется заставка при запуске, удалите из директории c:\Program Files\Opera\101.0.4843.25 (или ваша версия) файл opera_gx_splash.exe и проблема должна исчезнуть

Хотя в новых версиях Оперы 102, 103 заставка уже не появляется

@leocg it's all good that you can choose your image. But why did they remove the switch to increase the size of the tiles in Opera One?

I confirm. Line spacing in the Opera context menu is terrible
Return it to how it was in version 111

@gamer49692 никак. Это ущербность нового стиля Оперы (

I would really like to see the ability to disable the Lucid Mode pop-up menu for those who do not need this feature

@richbich зайдите в Меню - Справка- О программе и посмотрите путь, по которому установлена ваша программа

@lehuspohus Unfortunately, there is no decision yet, but the Opera team has already been notified about this

Agree with the terrible new look.
Very annoying bright highlights in the context menu

@andrew84 it seems like Opera designers all use the dark theme, and no one is working on the light one

@andrew84 said in Opera 116:

Be grateful that they didn't make the black text on the black highlighting box.

While in other places in the light theme, where there is color highlighting, the text normally changes from black to white. And only in the context menu and on the bookmarks bar the text for some reason remains black and almost unreadable

It is unlikely that this is part of the design. It is rather a flaw.

@Urby938 maybe it depends on the country of residence and the local provider, which sets restrictions on certain sites specifically in your region?

In the light theme, the context menu text is almost invisible

this problem with font display in context menus in light theme continues from Dev to Beta, and will most likely reach the Stable version

@andrew84 said in Opera 117 developer:

It already works by this way. But the algorithms how the colors are selected to keep the right accents and contrast are bit far from ideal.

Yes, but the dark gray address bar cannot be made lighter. In my proposal, this was primary, and changing the color shades is secondary.

If you are actively involved in the Opera design theme, I would like to draw your attention to the address bar highlighting again.

A lighter color with a light theme looks much more pleasant to perceive than the current dark gray

And if there is an opportunity to choose the color tone of many browser elements, then please implement the ability to choose the color highlighting of the address bar

For example, if the browser is in green tones, then the user would also want to make the address bar highlighting light green, if in red tones, then red highlighting, and so on

I think such an opportunity would make Opera more flexible in terms of design.

@daria19 the font on the highlighted menu has become black, which is very difficult to read. Previously, the font was white when hovering

@chawoobie try to check on a clean install of Dev or beta version. Will the problem remain?

@chawoobie Have you tried doing all this on a clean Opera profile? Maybe some extension is interfering with authorization?