See if you can find the correct Chromium codecs package for your distro.

Other than the fact that the xorg crashes and everything is closed by force, no. Did you try removing the libffmpeg file you installed by hand? What is that github repo you got it from?

It does not work, the situation is the same as the previous message, moreover it asks for the password to access the wallet and creates the directory but does not appear in the connected applications in kwalletmanager

The same happened to me, but I tried setting up the DNS settings to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 and it started working again. See this tutorial: https://www.hows.tech/2019/06/dns-probe-finished-no-internet.html You need to check DNS Server Settings in the configurations.

@sgunhouse It appears so. They have also stopped support to browser extensions which is a shame.

I also experience some lag when typing in the address bar, I do not remember since when, but definitely befora v58. I did not know about the better-address-bar flag, so I just disabled it, although I see no noticeable difference. Debian testing x64, 4.19.37, nvidia-legacy 340.107. Opera wise, I have hardware acceleration disabled.

Of course Opera can copy a link. Mind you, the menu reads "Copy link address", but it is right there. As far as a download link, let's try this. This page is an image of a cat I posted on Flickr some time ago. In the lower right corner of the black area will be a downward-pointing arrow; clicking the arrow will give a list of available sizes to download and also "View all sizes". Just not to get carried away, let's say we click the "Medium (640x360)" link (though it is my photo and you can pick any size). Whether you do that in IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera or whatever other browser, that link is only supposed to download the photo. If it actually opens in IE, then IE is doing it wrong.

@hedwig5 Rename it instead of delete it.

@starting said in OPERA, OWA and emails: @jimunderscorep Thanks for your sugestion. Opera 45 is the last version produced before Debian Jessie was superceded by Debian Stretch, the next release of Debian. I did not want to install a later version of opera in case Jessie could not support it. In any case being able to access menus seems to me to be fairly standard operations that a browser should be able to do. I am not curently able to update to Stretch, but that is in the pipeline. So? If the required dependencies are met, you can install it on jessie and check if it works. A (debian) release's eol (= end of life) is not when the new release comes out, but when the devs stop supporting it.

Are you using opera's dark theme and/or the snap version of opera? In general, opera does not follow the system's gtk theming since v45 or so.

Here's a method that works in current Opera. Install the Reader View extension. Activate Reader View on the page you wish to save. Toggle Images "Off" from the Reader View icon at the left of the page. Saving as PDF may not capture the whole page, so save as HTML by clicking the Reader View icon at the left of the page. Open the saved HTML in Opera, and then save as PDF.

Sadly, since you can not upgrade opera to a more recent version, issues like that are the side effects you should expect.

IIRC Opera always had flash problems. My solution is to watch flash in Firefox.

I have nothing else to suggest, sorry

@SilverFox66 said in Opera Updates Change Mail Handler Preferences: The only thing at that URL, was "Allow sites to ask to become default handlers for protocols (recommended)". Okay. That means no website handlers are/were interfering. Must be something in the update script for Opera that does it.