Opera not opening random pages

flander666

flander666

I use opera for years and recently it isn't opening some random pages. When i click in some links (it's look like random) it wont open, just fast "reload" (not actually reload, just the reload buttom looks like reloading but nothing changes actualy) and if i copy the link to a new tab the page still blank.

My PC

Windows 10 pro 64bit build 14393.105

Cpu intel i5 2310 @2.90ghz

ram 16gb

About Opera
Version information

Version: 39.0.2256.48 - Opera is up to date

Update stream: Stable

System: Windows 10 64-bit (WoW64)

lando242

lando242

Can you post links to some of the pages you are having problems with?

alobpreis

alobpreis

I think I know what you are saying. It happens to me too and I was thinking of posting it here too.

What it does is when I middle-click some link to open it in another tab, sometimes it never loads that page, so the tab stays "loading" but it actually hasn't received a single byte from that page. Pressing Stop or trying to reload in that tab doesn't work (that icon stays as an 'X' at all times), like the tab is hanged. The only option is to copy the address and paste it into a new tab and close the other one, as it won't take any other url either.

This issue happens in any site. For example, go to any news site or a site like imgur, middle-click on different links and if you opened like 10 or 15 tabs, it's probably that one of them has this problem.

alobpreis

alobpreis

It just happened, it was after opening several links from my speed dial. This is how it looks like:

In case you are wondering, "Cargando..." means "Loading...".

Clicking on the X or on the address and pressing ENTER does nothing. I usually close tabs with Ctrl-W and it does work in these cases, but now that I moved this frozen tab to a new window for this screenshot, I noticed that clicking on the tab's X did nothing either! I had to press the window's close button!

A Former User

Flander, if you cite technical data, use special markup:

for inline, use the backtick (upper left beneeth Esc in the EnGB layout) - in the quot.marks fashion;
for a block of such data, start each new line with 4 whitespaces (just like that).
This way it'll preserve your input as it is (sort of HTML's "code" or "pre").