Okay, I had a post recently about ObjectDock that was producing incredibly frequent freezes in Opera (regardless of version). I reimaged my machine just a few days ago and in the process of reloading it, I had DesktopX widgets running. (fyi, I no longer have the ObjectDock problem... i'm baffled.) But now when I un-minimize Opera or simply browse to a new tab in Opera's interface, There are holes left in the web-page display
well, I don't have OD+, i've just been using OD. the only option i have is to use it untabbed. Oh well, though--the top isn't THAT bad, it's just not what i was used to oh, and the anti-virus thing... i would set it to ignore a folder, but for some reason it won't let me edit anything to do with the configuration. it's probably because i'm here at work and they don't want me screwing with it
I'm not sure... I did have a similar problem with an old computer a while back. I wasn't using OD or anything, but smooth scrolling in Windows would kill the response time of the program. I'd believe you about it fixing the problem... but I can't say that it makes a difference on my machine. I found that putting the Dock at the top of the screen rather than the bottom solves the problem rather nicely. I would guess that it's because Opera isn't trying to redraw the top area
It took me a little while to realize that it was OD that was causing the problem... I use Opera 8 and the free download version of ObjectDock, and it has been doing the same thing. It's driving me insane. It's like having an ever-lasting seizure every time Opera tries to display some new object. It's not just Opera's fault either--the same thing occurs in "Audacity", an audio editing program I use at work on occation. I'm not sure