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@hallumaal As far as I know, Opera/Chromium uses your system certificates.
Check at the URL opera://settings/handlers. You might have mail.google.com set as the default for mailto links in Opera. If so, you should be able to remove that handler.
@leocg They aren't very helpful on Google... (Outright misunderstanding point of my question)
See https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/wiki/opera/new_profile/#wiki_create_multiple_profiles_for_opera. Those directions are for Windows, but you can use the same --user-data-dir command-line switch on Linux. Try with the deb version of Opera first. Then you can adapt that to the flatpak or snap version of Opera if you use one of them.
For example:
I've filed BUG-2790. Thanks.
@yokoopera - always work on a copy of the activator
PulseAudio or Jack? or other?
anyway... each Tab icon is divided in 4 areas, i area is a button to mute and unmute the Tab.
@zibi1981 Really literally no one has this issue on Linux?
@JesseMngt
all launchers that have a small size are text files...
there is 2 snap folders in root and in user
@Fedechicco said in How to install opera on arch linux?:
Is there another way?
Yes Flatpak or Snap
@UglyChickDirtyFeet Thank you for your feedback, it helps me with this issue even today 13.11.24 with the last stable version of Opera. Great support!