This week’s Opera Developer update focuses on stability, UI fixes, and split screen improvements.
Highlights include:
O-Menu Responsiveness Fix: Thanks to reports from users on the Opera forum, developers have fixed an issue where the O-Menu became unresponsive when the sidebar was set to auto-hide and then disabled. Community feedback continues to play a key role in shaping the browser!
UI adjustments: Better tooltip labels and popup window sizing.
Split screen: Several bugs with tooltips, navigation buttons, and the Translate popup have been resolved.
Crash fixes: Multiple crashes related to tab handling, closing behavior, and macOS issues were fixed.
For a complete rundown, take a look at the changelog.
We’re back with a fresh Opera Beta update – version: 120.0.5543.53.
In this build, we’ve fixed a visual bug where tile names in Speed Dial folders weren’t visible when using custom wallpapers. They now display correctly, making your start page cleaner and more functional.
This update also brings a range of improvements, including better VPN Pro diagnostics, smoother split screen behavior, and fixes for Google Meet issues. Plus, we’ve resolved several crash-related bugs to ensure a more stable experience overall.
We are here with new developer update – version: 122.0.5621.0.
Key highlights:
Translations: Updated language support for Opera 121.
Tab behavior fixes: Tabs now reposition correctly and refresh after minimizing/maximizing.
Site compatibility: Fantasy Premier League now works in Opera and Opera GX.
Crash fix: Resolved a crash in PinboardControllerImpl::ShouldShow.
Address bar usability: Tab tooltip no longer blocks input after opening a new tab.
Sidebar login: Spotify login from the sidebar now works as expected.
History view fix: History items no longer shift left on narrow screens.
Work in progress: We’re introducing a new history view in the sidepanel. It’s already available, but we know it still needs some polishing – we’re actively working on making it better.
For a complete rundown, take a look at the changelog.
We’re excited to announce the beta release (version: 121.0.5600.20)
Here’s a quick rundown:
Chromium upgrade: The browser now runs on Chromium version 137.0.7151.122.
Crash fixes: Multiple crashes, including those related to media encoding and video popouts, have been resolved.
History redesign: Several updates to enhance the redesigned history page, including fixing items’ display issues – ensuring better navigation and usability.
Improved translation support: New and corrected translations add support for various languages.
Compilation issue on Linux ARM: Fixed a compilation problem that previously affected Linux ARM users.
Updated Chromium: We’ve upgraded to Chromium version 138.0.7204.158, enhancing security and browser performance.
Crash Fix: A crash issue in settings::AddLocalizedStrings has been resolved, boosting system stability.
UI enhancement in History navigation: Fixed a visual issue where disabled buttons for history navigation appeared active, ensuring a clearer user interface.
For a full list of changes check out our changelog.
Opera is excited to announce the initial beta release of Opera 122. This release marks a significant step forward, incorporating key updates and improvements. The Opera team encourages users to explore the beta version and provide feedback to help shape the final release.
The latest update for Opera, version 123.0.5652.0, introduces several important changes and fixes aimed at enhancing user experience and functionality.
For a full list of changes check out our changelog.
Opera developer latest release introduces a range of improvements designed to enhance both performance and usability. Highlights include a fix for the blinking issue in the address bar and better visibility for managing tab islands.
This update underscores Opera’s commitment to delivering a smooth, efficient browsing experience. Stay tuned for more enhancements as Opera continues to evolve!
For a full list of changes check out our changelog.
The Opera team has released a beta update, version 122, incorporating crucial security enhancements and interface adjustments. This update focuses on bolstering user security through the integration of the latest Chromium security fixes.
A significant change in this beta version is the redesign of the opera://history page. Users can anticipate a refreshed look and improved navigation within their browsing history.
This beta release allows users to experience these changes and contribute feedback.
