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There seems to be a bug with regards to the tooltip that is shown when hovering over 2 links below each other.
Go to https://www.ghisler.com/download.htm and move the mouse over "32-bit version only". The tooltip shows the url for the 32-bit version. Now move the mouse down until it's over "64-bit version only". Now the tooltip still (wrongly) shows the url for the 32-bit version. This does not happen when using Edge or Chrome.
Any chance ligatures will be disabled for the font for code in Aria? See here.
And any chance changelogs will be published for Aria?
In Aria 6.1.0.1, ligatures are still enabled for the font used for code.
@daria19 And what's the deal with the colors of the buttons on opera://update/ as reported here? Buttons are black on a black background in dark mode, except when a button is disabled. And in normal mode the "Check for update" button is the same color as the background too (except when the button is disabled).
@daria19 said in Opera 116.0.5366.35 Stable update:
@whisperer: Hi! Could you share a screenshot of the icon you’re referring to? That’ll help us better understand the issue.
The icon of the open folder is displayed in black on a black background.
Go to opera://bookmarks/ in dark mode. Open a folder (create one if necessary). What does the icon of the open folder at the left look like?
@whisperer: Hello! You can create a new tab island by dragging and dropping a tab onto another, but it’s important to drop the tab near the one you want to group it with and wait a moment for the island to form.
Yes, I figured that out. That still means that the information on the page is not clear though. The important information that you have to wait a moment for the island to form, is missing.
@whisperer yes you can.
Thanks, I found out how now. It's not drag and drop, but drag, wait a moment until the suggestion for a tab islands appears, and then drop.
After I updated Opera, I was presented with the Opera has been updated page. Then I clicked New tab features. Then under the heading "Tab Islands", I clicked How to use Tab Islands in Opera. Then under the header "How to use Tab Islands" I read:
You can create tab islands in Opera One in several ways:
....
Drag & drop. Drag and drop one tab onto another to create a new tab island, .....
That's not true, is it? You cannot create a new tab island like this, can you?
@whisperer said in Opera crashes when zooming:
The crash when zooming bug seemed to be fixed. But today, with version 115.0.5322.119, it happened again.
It happened again, so the bug seems to be back.
The crash when zooming bug seemed to be fixed. But today, with version 115.0.5322.119, it happened again.
Since using an account is no longer mandatory for using Aria, there is no longer an excuse for not enabling Aria in private mode, is there?
This is a long standing issue, see this thread which has 17k views at this moment. Apparently this is by design and the developers haven't been willing to change it, although it is clearly not a good design.
Because Aria uses the Space Mono font, </ is displayed as an arrow. It's probably wise to use CSS property "font-variant-ligatures: none;", like Copilot does for example.
See for example this image:
As you can see </ is displayed as an arrow, but when I copy the code, it does copy the correct code:
<div>
<h1>Welcome to my website!</h1>
<p>This is some exciting content.</p>
</div>
(Aria 6.1)
Crash when doing this:
Right-click in an answer of Aria and select "Inspect element".
In the previous stable version 115.0.5322.77 this works fine. In 115.0.5322.109, it crashes.
(Same happens with other sidebar pages)
The bug is fixed. It's working now with Aria 6.1 and Opera One 115.0.5322.109.