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We’ve just released Opera Stable version 119.0.5497.110, bringing you improved stability and subtle but meaningful interface updates.
Crash Fixes
This update resolves critical crashes related to audio format handling and macOS window bounds, making your browsing experience more stable and reliable.
UI and Localization Tweaks
Theme labels are now localizable, helping Opera feel more natural in your language.
We’ve refreshed the background of the VPN badge popup banner for a cleaner, more consistent look.
We’re excited to announce the release of Opera Stable version 120!
Chromium version: 135.0.7049.115
This update brings a wide range of stability and performance improvements, along with fixes for crashes, UI glitches, and translation errors.
The highlight of Opera 120 is that Opera’s built-in Translator is now live and available to all users, making it easier than ever to translate web pages directly in your browser.
You’ll also notice enhancements to Split Screen, improved Password Management, and refinements to features like Tab Islands, Miniplayer, and VPN.
We’re excited to share that a new Opera stable update has just rolled out – version: 120.0.5543.61.
Key highlights:
First up: Easy Files had a transparency glitch with certain file types. That’s now fixed, making the popup cleaner and more reliable when you need it most.
Next, Speed Dial folders got a visual fix. Previously, if you used a custom wallpaper, folder tile names could disappear into the background. With this update, those names are now clearly visible again, restoring both form and function to your start page.
We’ve just rolled out a new stable update to Opera – version: 120.0.5543.93.
Here’s what’s new:
Stability fixes: We’ve resolved two crash issues, including one that occurred when showing password popups and another related to saving files.
Easier feedback:: A new “Rate Me” button has been added to the opera://bookmarks page, making it simpler to share your thoughts and help us improve Opera.
Themes fix: We’ve addressed a visibility issue in the Easy Setup panel where the wallpapers section didn’t reflect color theme changes properly.
Additionally, this version includes 0-day fix for CVE-2025-6558.
We’ve just released a stable update – version: 121.0.5600.50, with two important updates based on user feedback and security enhancements:
Security: We’ve successfully backported a fix for Chrome issue 440454442 across all branches to ensure your online safety.
User-reported fix: Thanks to our active community, we’ve addressed a bug reported on the forum where URLs remained visible after closing a tab or opening a new one on the Speed Dial page.
We’ve just released a stable update – version: 122.0.5643.24. The update focuses on enhancing user experience through redesigned history panel and full history page. More information in a dedicated blog post.
For a complete rundown, take a look at the changelog.
Our latest stable update – version: 122.0.5643.51, includes a fix for a 0-day vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-10585. This security fix is crucial for maintaining user security and protecting against potential exploits. For more info click here.
Users are encouraged to update to the latest version to ensure their browsing experience remains secure.
For a complete rundown, take a look at the changelog.
The latest update, Opera 122 Stable (version 122.0.5643.71), is here, and it comes with some important fixes and improvements. We resolved an issue where the browser would crash at opera::SidebarController::OnItemCollapsed. This should enhance your browsing experience by making it more stable.
If you happen to encounter any crashes or weirdness with this new version, please let us know! Your feedback helps us improve. Happy browsing!
For a complete rundown, take a look at the changelog.
We’ve rolled out a new stable update – version: 122.0.5643.92.
This release fixes an issue where the browser could freeze when visiting pages containing <input> fields. With this fix, forms and interactive fields on websites should now work smoothly without unexpected hangs.
If you’re on macOS 26, be sure to update to the latest stable version for the best performance and reliability.
For a complete rundown, take a look at the changelog.
We’re pleased to announce a new update to Opera Stable, now at version 123.0.5669.47.
This release includes an important security fix from Chromium (bug 449760249, CVE-2025-12433) related to an implementation issue in V8. We recommend updating to ensure you’re running the most secure and up-to-date version of the browser.
For a complete rundown, take a look at the changelog.
