Questions tagged [opera-blink]

Opera Blink refers to the Opera browser from (desktop) version 15 onwards, which uses the Blink rendering engine (a fork of WebKit).

In February 2013, Opera Software ASA announced that their products would transition to using Chromium/WebKit. It was later announced they would actually switch to Blink, the same fork of WebKit that Chrome now uses. Prior to this, they had been using the Presto rendering engine.

The first Blink-based version of Opera was Opera 15, released as a successor to Opera 12 at the end of May 2013.

This tag, , should be used for questions that are specific to the newer Opera powered by the Blink rendering engine; questions specific to the older version should use , while questions not specific to either should use the generic tag.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opera_(web_browser)

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Opera default page - website links with logo

The default page on Opera Blink contains links to user-favourited webpages. Some of these webpages, like facebook, twitter, etc., have a logo. When I add my website there, it doesn't show any logo; it shows only my-site.com text. I see there are…
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How can I change thumbnails in Opera's speed dial?

I have tried to find an answer to this question, but have been unsuccessful. However, I did find a website that explains step-by-step how to do it for an older version of Opera. How can you change the speed dial thumbnails for Opera 22.0, or the…
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Is it necessary to test your site in both Chrome and Opera (as they both use Blink)?

The current major web rendering engines are EdgeHTML, Blink, WebKit, and Gecko. A web developer needs to test their site in all of them to make sure it works right. However, there are two major implementations of Blink: Chrome and Opera. Is it…
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Overflow doesn't work in Opera 28

Does anyone know why Opera doesn't use overflow:hidden? Left is Opera, right is Firefox CSS: #ChatBig { width: 60%; height: 600px; margin: auto; background-color: white; overflow:hidden; resize:none; position: relative; …
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Decoding MP3 data with decodeAudioData(...) in Opera 27

I'm creating a multimedia project in Javascript and I'm having a heck of a time getting the Web Audio API to work in Opera 27 on any platform. Whenever I call decodeAudioData(...) to try to decode MP3 audio data and create a Buffer, the error…
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CSS transform rotate text disappearing in Opera 27 Mac

My problem appears only in Opera (the newer, Blink versions, only tested in v27) and on Mac OSX. Now I know the % of usage for this browser is almost non-existent, but we use it internally in our company and this is an internal piece of…
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Unable to start operaBlink through selenium webdriver

I am trying to start opera(v 36.0) using selenium 2.53.0 and Opera chromium driver _win64 (0.2.2). When I try to run sample code, an exception occurred and browser didn't started. Sample code: File pathToOpera = new…
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Z-index bug when hover in Opera and Chrome

.blog-box { background-color: #fff; width: 300px; height:auto; margin-bottom: 15px; -webkit-transition: all .3s ease-in-out; -moz-transition: all .3s ease-in-out; -ms-transition: all .3s ease-in-out; transition: all…
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Equivalent of chrome://inspect/#workers on Opera

chrome://inspect/#workers is the debugging page for web workers on Chrome. What is the equivalent of this page on Opera?
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