@burnout426 If I did all that correctly, this should be the ID: CrashID=5be401cb-2d22-4c30-a1a3-b163f2240424

@burnout426 Opera One (version: 109.0.5097.59) (arm64)

@burnout426 One other thing I noticed when trying to get the crash ID- The crash tends to happen specifically in full screen. Additionally, the crash happens more often if you quickly close the window after opening it, though it can still happen even when that is not the case.

On the sidebar I have several work stations (six to be exact), chatGPT, the player, My Flow, bookmarks, histroy, settings, and five websites. Also, my sidebar is set to automatically hide if that matters. Also, in your last reply you said private window, but it crashes no matter the type of window.

By the way, thanks for your help.

Opera crashes whenever a window is closed (Mac, if that matters). This is really annoying because when you then reopen Opera, it reopens the tabs you were trying to close as well as all the tabs on the other windows you had open. The only way I have found to get around Opera reopening the tabs is to open a new tab, then close the tabs in the window I wanted to close, and then delete the new tab- Opera still crashes, but at least it doesn't reopen that window.

I have a dark mode extension enabled on Opera, however the extension is only partially affecting the sidebar appearance, and it's very presence is breaking things and completely ruining the UI.

From what I can tell extensions only partially effect the sidebar- Even if they didn't work at all, that would still be an improvement, though preferably they would work in their entirety.

The ability to nickname tabs would be incredibly useful, basically displaying what we put down instead of the webpage name.

@leocg

(Yes, I do know it is not currently set to anything, since it didn't work I decided to use the shortcut for something else)

@leocg Thanks. The setting is there, it is like the 13th shortcut there, but its called Distill Page not reader mode.

@leocg Distill page is basically the reading mode for Opera. It shows the text and images of the articles without anything else

I have a distrill page shortcut, but it is no longer working. Opera just updated, and I think it broke after that. I am currently running; Opera One(version: 112.0.5197.24) (arm64) on my mac. Does anyone know how to fix this, as I really liked the Distill Page Feature.

I have a dark mode extension enabled on Opera, however the extension is only partially affecting the sidebar appearance, and it's very presence is breaking things and completely ruining the UI.

From what I can tell extensions only partially effect the sidebar- Even if they didn't work at all, that would still be an improvement, though preferably they would work in their entirety.

@burnout426 Ok, thank You. You have been very helpful.

On the sidebar I have several work stations (six to be exact), chatGPT, the player, My Flow, bookmarks, histroy, settings, and five websites. Also, my sidebar is set to automatically hide if that matters. Also, in your last reply you said private window, but it crashes no matter the type of window.

By the way, thanks for your help.

@burnout426 One other thing I noticed when trying to get the crash ID- The crash tends to happen specifically in full screen. Additionally, the crash happens more often if you quickly close the window after opening it, though it can still happen even when that is not the case.

@burnout426 Opera One (version: 109.0.5097.59) (arm64)