+ 66.0.3489.0 doesn't crash with downloads dropdown menu any more.

- But builtin PDF viewer still unscrollable (and page number indicator “messed up”).
- Actual popup windows (as the one opened by Hangouts extension) don't remember size and place (like in prev build).

@yanta: Same here. But works when spoofing User-Agent as ”Firefox 46“ (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; rv:46.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/46.0), for instance.

@vanaya: PDF-Viewer does not scroll here: neither with mouse scroll wheel (no scroll bars, too) nor with keyboard here (since last build). [Win10 & Linux/Cinnamon]

@intek13x Right. That's the easy way to cope with the issue, if you don't need to keep your session.

Just happened that Opera was locked into a fullscreen mode (Linux Mint/Cinnamon, latest). Neither Esc nor F11 helped to cancel it; Ctrl-Q-ing out was possible, but Opera re-started fullscreen (– and I mean fullscreen, not maximized!).

The way to go was either to lose the current session deleting Current Session file from profile – or hacking that file with an hex-editor, changing the .state value in the setWindowBounds3 record (type 0x0E) from 0x05 to 0x01 (and adjusting .width and .height int32's a little) and thus keeping the session.

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WTFunk? Don't remember my “against the rules” and even “useless” topic title – can you (who-t-f?) elaborate (here or via PM)?

Opera developer builds 56.0.3010.0 and 56.0.3013.0 are crashing a lot on Linux [Mint 19/x64] as well as on Windows [Win10/x64]. Can anyone confirm?

Best reproducible zooming a lot (mouse wheel) in Google Maps, but also scrolling in Google Image search results.

Under Linux there is a SEGFAULT reported (”… in opera-developer[18f1000+58ba000]“)

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@l33t4opera
I had the issue of a maximized Opera "fighting" not do be un-maximized or resized using latest LinuxMint (Cinnamon) – min | max/rest | close window decorations were visible, though. Using a swift mouse move it was possible to move the maximized Opera from one Screen to an adjacent, different sized monitor where it instantly maximized itself again. All those mouse interactions leading to flickering, by the way.

I checked any of Cinnamon's "snap to *" settings but what did get me Opera restored was to save the session with V7 Session sidebar extension, closing Opera, deleting "Current Session" from the profile, and ultimately restoring the session from V7 Sessions.

I guess, there is a bug – and perhaps it is the same the OP was suffering from.

Yes, that's what I meant. I reckoned, Opera/Android doesn't. And it's a pity!

Does Sync work for anybody between Desktop <-> Android, if Sync uses a master password?

For me, Opera Android (41.1.2246.11545) does not sync to Sync data, that is accessible and eagerly synced between Linux/64 and Win10/64 desktop Opera versions/dev.