Why is cursor disappear in Opera - opera

Cursor disappears sometimes in Opera browser.
It disapears when on hovering taxtareas, text input fields.
Now I have it disappears even WHEN IT IS NOT MOVING. It only appears during cursor movement. When it stops - it hides!

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Set correct cursor when a button overlays a scroll/text view?

My storyboard includes a scroll view (uneditable but selectable) that is overlaid with a second view containing a couple of buttons which are initially visible and eventually hidden. As I move the mouse over the scroll view, the text cursor displays as expected. But when the mouse moves over the buttons, the text cursor remains. I would have expected the cursor to change to an arrow.
What is the proper way to make the arrow cursor appear when over the buttons, when overlaying a scroll view? Can this be done within the storyboard or am I missing some code?
Thanks!

SwiperJS Swiper Slider disable swipe on zoom but allow thumbnails to be clicked

Im trying disable the swipe functionality when the slider is zoomed, to make sure when the user drags the image to zoom, they are not going to trigger the swipe to the next or prev slide.
I tried to use allowTouchMove, but this only works on chrome, not on safari, firefox or edge.
Disabling prev and next slides on zoom works, with allowSlidePrev, allowSlideNext however when I click on the gallerys thumbnails it also disables clicks on there. Is there another way of disabling the swipe events, but allowing drag, and the gallery events being clickable?
I also tried this before, and found no clues in the docs.
Notice that it's in fact really hard to swipe to other slide when the zoom is enabled (at least in the v6.0.4). So only if the attempt is long and strong enough, the swiper will swipe.
So... I think that this is the desired behavior of the maintainers.

Blinking cursor visible on texts after voiceover off on safari

I am using safari on Mac. Cursor and focus on field looks fine. But when I starts voiceover and after terminating it, the blinking cursor starts appearing on all texts like they are input fields.
To replicate this, use any html page, start voiceover on it and then close voiceover. You will be seeing blinking cursor on all texts.
Is there any way to fix this?

webkit inspector losing network data on page change

In Safari and Chrome I lose all my network data in the inspector when the page URL changes -- how can I keep that data around long enough to catch what I need / refer back to that data even after the URL changes?
While on the network tab, there is a black circle in the bottom toolbar (near the left side). This button allows you to preserve all the data until you clear it (by clicking the open circle with the diagonal line through it) or close the inspector. Click the button and the circle will turn red indicating that all of the data is being recorded. You will not lose any data that is recorded while the circle is red.

Cocoa NSCursor hiding in "Lion like fullscreen"

Our (NSOpenGLView) application has two modes, one windowed and one "fullscreen" (the fullscreen behaves like the the new "fullscreen" feature of OS X Lion, so it takes the whole space, hides the dock and the menu becomes visible, if you drag your mouse to the top, and over the place where the dock is located).
In the windowed mode, a standard cursor is used, in the "fulscreen" mode, we don't render the system cursor, so on switch of the modes, we just toggle
[NSCursor hide]
[NSCursor unhide]
because in "fullscreen" we want to render our custom cursor in OpenGL.
Everything is ok, except the part, if the user moves over the the top, and the menu appears, or over the place where the dock is, and the dock appears, than the system automatically unhides the cursor which is on one place good, because the user can select from the top menu, but is also a problem as then the cursor is unhidden and both the opengl and the system cursor are rendered.
We tried various notification and delegate methods, to catch this situation and adjust the cursor visibility, but with no success.