Read full blog post: Opera 130.0.5832.0 developer update
]]>I have found the solution, for my problem. Seems like some fonts on my system got deleted. So I reinstalled the fonts, and all is good now. Still baffled, why it did not affect all the browsers i tested, but only some.
I found the solution, from this thread on reddit; https://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1q8tyqs ]]>
@donq: Thanks for sharing. I checked that this crash should be fixed on the next developer release. Please check it after update.
Checked today, everything is working well again, thank you!
PS. I had some problems with updating after I had rolled Opera back to 128 and renamed opera_autoupdate - renaming it back did not help anymore. Reinstalling from downloaded installer worked without problems. Just FYI 
Yes, it started with v130.0.5832.0
And fonts are standard.
As I mentioned, I did try with a clean (deleted the profile folder) profile, with same result.
I have tried to run opera without any extensions, with --disable-extensions, and I still had problems on the sites.
I also tried to start a fresh clean profile, to check if some settings was messed up, but the result was the same.
Edit: Tried the sites with Edge, Vivaldi and Comet the pages looks fine. With Firefox, the result was the same as I experience with Opera.. weird.
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https://addons.opera.com/extensions
And on many others, ofc, I can't find any right now
@donq: Hello, thanks for letting us know. Could you share the crash ID? You will find it in opera://crashes
Sure, for two last crashes:
Crash from Monday, March 16, 2026 at 1:32:53 PM
CrashID=bp-cd9af9d2-3df2-4dc6-be9c-66ed20260316
Crash from Monday, March 16, 2026 at 1:32:53 PM
CrashID=bp-11748b48-48f9-4d5d-9756-d0c270260316
This time crashed without forcing scale factor - similar problems.
I have had no possibility to check latest dev version yet.
Where it usually, and when tested with MS Edge, looks like this;
Any idea, what's going on/how to fix it?
]]>But I post it here - if anyone other sees similar problems, then I'll test it further.
I have two PCs with Opera dev installation. One of those has got no problems with 130 dev version, another one crashed immediately, then I attempted to click on some heavy JS page, it crashed again, then itcrashed while clicking on google chat "disable notifications", then crashed at loading some other page and so on. I had to roll back it to 128 (previous 130 crashed too; as Opera has been open for weeks, I had not updated it long time).
Configuration of working and crashing instances is mostly same, working instance has much more extensions loaded.
Crashed instance was launched with --force-device-scale-factor command-line flag however - maybe that was the culprit.
is still in development
Yes, I understand this.
But the point of my post was that already implemented redesigned features are worse (at least in my opinion) than the original ones (exclusive in former times).
[History refresh]
There used to be categories on the refreshed History page. Now it's gone. So what's the benefits of the redesign?
Recently closed section still can't be hidden, History sidebar panel still shows domains only instead of the page names in the first column(https://forums.opera.com/post/395708) and rows height is almost 2x times less compact.
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The redesigned PiP still looks bad and not handy to use at all.
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Tab's scroll to top feature is still partially broken.
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Now I noticed that you aimed on another one old and well working feature 'Search popup'.
#search-tooltip-v2 flag.
It doesn't look great (similar to Edge's one)
and it seems that after the 'redesign' it also will lose its habitual fine-tuned experience. Actually partially already lost after the not for all users necessary 'snapshot' button was added. Personally, I'd better prefer optional 'search with..' dropdown. https://forums.opera.com/post/248960