Memories of the 4.2 java operamini... that was the 'swiss army knife' of feature phone browsers. Worked perfectly with my.opera !

Are you sure your system clock is set to correct date?

That's a good idea.

@leocg ok i'll give it a try.....thanks/appreciate your help!

Amazon AWS is Amazon's "cloud" service, as such it could have anything on it. Some legitimate websites use AWS. You'd have to tell us when and how you're seeing it for us to even guess whether it should be there.

@ginger1984 As you know, a majority of people do not use this search engine. I use Google for a number of personal reasons. Concerning the proxy ("VPN"), that's the disadvantage.

@WarpD said in Got Opera VPN now want to get Netflix USA: Necro post, but someone may find this helpful. Opera uses a proxy rather than a traditional VPN tunnel. I have Opera VPN and Netflix working fine, and if not for Opera's VPN i wouldn't be able to watch Netflix at all. (My ISP actively blocks Netflix) I do have the 'WebRTC Leak Prevent' extension installed which may be a factor contributing to my success. Hi there. I haven't known that. It is really useful information. Thanks

@tobymitchell said in Opera VPN = HTTPS proxy setup.: So the opera browser VPN is actually a HTTPS proxy and not a real VPN, but for performance purposes - it seems to work really well. unfortunately my ISP blocks the domains opera uses to connect to this https proxy and I wanted to know how I can setup a HTTPS proxy of my own and use with browser like Opera or firefox. does someone have experience with this? i dont need encryption, just high performance. This question is not really relevant to a browser Forum, but better asked on a computer Forum. I suggest you post it on - https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/

If the above link does not work, please use this - sorry - https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-to-start-pushing-windows-10-version-1903-automatic-updates-within-weeks/

Not sure what happened there.

@sgunhouse second one