@davehawley, yeah as it appears this issue is known for several weeks already, since the 49.0 release. And we still can't see any 49.1 fix of that major flaw. This is unacceptable. Nor we don't have a word from Opera on this issue in the devs' blogs.

Pondering on downgrading to 48 or getting out ol' good (bad) FF. Any news on 50s betas, are they still flash bonkered?

Pop up videos still doesn't work on Facebook

if it is feasible, not sure whether FB is worse than YT in regard of support.

Please see this fora post of 2018 for the user story of issue description: Pop up videos doesn't work on Facebook

Yes, indeed it does, thank you! It appeared that I have to hold the wheel being pressed for the very long time (a couple of secs perhaps) to make a click successfuly. Guess I need another mouse, thought of Logitech better

Is it possible now? It seems it used to be. Also, with Shift pressed in the background new tab

@davehawley, yeah as it appears this issue is known for several weeks already, since the 49.0 release. And we still can't see any 49.1 fix of that major flaw. This is unacceptable. Nor we don't have a word from Opera on this issue in the devs' blogs.

Pondering on downgrading to 48 or getting out ol' good (bad) FF. Any news on 50s betas, are they still flash bonkered?

Same Flash player issue on all sites using to play music.

This release is broken, we do need a new one ASAP!

...rather than Settings/Extensions page.

Since now we have two sidebars it's a bit confusing but on the other hand we have a decent quick button to open extensions bar which not all time is needed to be turned on. Current access method to the ext.bar via keyboard shortcut, which is the only available one now, is not sufficient and convenient from the POV of U/X.

Also, quick access to the extensions settings usually needed much less than [sidebar] extensions themselves. So, it would be logical to change behavior browser's sidebar Ext. button to open ext. bar

...rather than Settings/Extensions page.

Thank you!

I think topic starter should reask his question in the Russian subforum instead of confusing people here with a machine translation.

The video posted here is also as meaningless as the question itself.

how can I reduce it for non-maximised windows

I'm afraid you can't, sorry! But that's the Windows OS where people have a browser window maximized.

yeah, on 16:9 monitors it's probably okay, I just don't like and need to have it open all the time. I do appreciate my screen real estate.

I don;t need No friggin' omnisidebar! Just a modest button or better yet a clickable border 5px wide. Well, do you remember the good ole Opera browser in its best times? We're still missing it...