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Opera for Windows

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The same issue here. I tried also disabling all extensions and DNS and the problem persists. I have notice that the problem is quite obvious when using the search box in shopping pages like amazon.

I entered the developer console when pages are not charging, and in all of them this message appear
Chrome is moving towards a new experience that allows users to choose to browse without third-party cookies.
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Maybe it is not related with the issue but just in case it can help to fix the problem
Opera for Mac

Are you on a Mac? Here is a place for you!

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@stevenjcee Yes I have the same problem. A relatively decent HP server with 64 GB of RAM under Windows 10 Pro. Just re-installed Opera, no add-ons. But as you know this version always dies, hangs after 15 or 30 minutes. Have to terminate process.
Opera for Linux

Linux users, this way, please

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I updated my PC to RHEL 8.10. Then I couldn't enter the browser in Japanese. You can enter in Notepad.
Future releases

Let's talk about latest and greatest in Opera world: experimental builds, beta and developer versions

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@alangonzalez91 One issue per topic please. Also, don't duplicate topics.
Suggestions and feature requests

Is there some feature you would love see added to Opera browser on computer? Let us know!

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When closing the last tab in a space, the start page in the same space should open.

Example. If I run out of tabs in the 'Personal' space, it doesn't mean that I want to go to the 'Work' space and start working

Opera for computers

Allowing Background Playback for Sidebar Applications
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Hardware acceleration show as off even if it's turned on
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help helpplease

@uzachi See https://forums.opera.com/rules and https://forums.opera.com/topic/23068/instructions-on-posting-about-problems-in-opera-for-computers/1

Your post is kinda confuse and don't explain exactly what the problem is.
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declarativeNetRequest does not seem to modify the headers correctly
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[Duplicated]One "speed dial" by workspace: possible?
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@leocg said in [Duplicated]One "speed dial" by workspace: possible?:

@phyl05 Not possible

Ok, thank you anyway ☺
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Right click does not pop up Spell Check
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@gonefishin If it helps anyone, I fixed my issue(s) as follows:

To get spell check switched on again, in Opera settings, I had to choose a language in the setting just above spell check. Am sure that was set already but it was blank and when I chose English it re-enabled the spell check button.

For Outlook, there's obviously a clash between it and Opera. Opera does it's red lines to highlight spelling errors but when you right click them you get an Outlook pop up with editing options rather than the normal context menu Opera displays it's spell corrections in.

Through trial and error I found if you switch your email from HTML format (Outlook's default) to Plain Text you can then interact correctly with Opera's spell check function - a right click of the red underlined spelling errors now brings up the normal context menu where you can select the correct spelling.

This is only a workaround of course as you'll have to keep switching between HTML and Plain Text formats but it's better than nothing for the time being.
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The Synchronization Is Not Working Topic - Opera for Desktops
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On my mobile I can do it but on PC I can't.
why I can not?

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How to Disable Search/Copy popup in Opera?
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You can turn it off here:

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Search “Search pop-up” in settings to find it:

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