The main source for the libretto text was a play by Maeterlinck, a retelling of Perrault’s gruesome tale of Barbe-Bleue, the sinister yet strangely seductive wife-killer. Planning to write a one-act opera, Bartók settled on a libretto by Béla Balázs with the kind of surreal and/or macabre themes that would soon feature in his two ballets, The Wooden Prince and The Miraculous Mandarin.
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There are issues with snapshot on HiDPI screens.Ĭheck the changelog for the full report.Composed in 1911, Bluebeard’s Castle is Béla Bartók’s only opera – a radical masterpiece which has secured a place alongside the other innovative music dramas of the same period, from Debussy’s Pelléas et Mélisande to Berg’s Wozzeck.A long URL could overlap displayed number of blocked ads.
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List of recently closed tabs and windows added to History section in O-Menu.List of recently closed tabs and windows is stored between sessions.Fix for high CPU usage on Google and Yandex maps if hardware acceleration is disabled.Added refresh button to error page shown for messengers in sidebar.Fix for crash when trying to delete a bookmark from a nested folder on the bookmark bar.Fixed seeking and volume control problems on Vimeo.Note: Removal of history suggestions is available on Windows and Linux. Previously, you had to dig into your history log to delete it. Deletable search or page URLs will have an ‘X’ on the far right end of the entry in the combined search and address bar dropdown. Whether that’s a mistyped search or a page you want to forget about, you can get rid of it with just one click. Starting from today’s developer, it’s much easier to remove history items suggested in the address bar. Attaching a comment with the reported issue helps us quickly track down and tackle the problem. The feedback you provide informs our developers with problems within a domain address.
Keep those feedback responses coming as they are crucial to enhancing your browsing experience. Your reports are flying in! But, we would like to see more to help us make improvements everywhere possible. You can quickly call up the snapshot tool with Ctrl + Shift + 5 (Windows) / ⌘ + ⇧ + 5 (macOS) then press ENTER to capture selected area and share it with just one click (macOS and Windows 10). Now it takes a snapshot of the whole site, not just the visible area. Today’s build places a snapshot option item in the Opera menu and fixes a known issue with “Capture Full Site”. Our new snapshot tool, adapted from Opera Neon, received some upgrades. Until then, we have some nifty improvements to share with you. Opera 48 inches closer to its next stage of life as a browser: beta.