Another Problem (Pandora Page Won't Load)

[bbildman]

bbildman last edited by

Wonder why, then, when I use the current stable Opera I can load the page with a clean profile?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

I've checked now in Opera Stable with a clean profile and the page loaded.

[bbildman]

bbildman last edited by

So what you are saying is the issue exists with you on Opera Stable (does not load), except with a clean profile.

And with developer version with a clean profile it does NOT load.

[zalex108]

zalex108 last edited by

Here, Pandora is working on every Opera version.
Stable | Beta | Developer

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[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

So what you are saying is the issue exists with you on Opera Stable (does not load), except with a clean profile.

Yep. When I created a new clean profile, the page started to load.

And with developer version with a clean profile it does NOT load.

That's it.

[bbildman]

bbildman last edited by

Obviously there's something in leo and my Opera setup/preferences etc that prevents it from loading.

[bbildman]

bbildman last edited by

Found the culprit, in "browser.js" if you search for "pandora" (opening it with notepad), you will see a few occurrences of this word.

I closed Opera, renamed browser.js, and reopened Opera, voila, Pandora loads.

So...is there any way to edit browser.js so as to remove the pandora references...or does Opera actually need this file at all (I see that when I rename it, Opera will write a new "browser.js". If I just leave THIS new one, what happens to Opera's performance??

Or...is there some way to go to "flags" and disable or enable something under the "javascript" topic??

There is an entry in browser.js::

"PATCH-1251: Avoid requiring Flash player on pandora.com"

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

is there any way to edit browser.js so as to remove the pandora references

Nope, it would probably make the file to be seen as invalid an a new one would be downloaded.

If I just leave THIS new one, what happens to Opera's performance??

Browser.js has been around since a decade most probably and it's used to fix some bad pages.

[zalex108]

zalex108 last edited by

Found the culprit,

renamed browser.js, and reopened Opera, voila, Pandora loads

That's better,
You may compare Pandora's line in both files and post it, then Leo could check if has the same.

About the questions, didn't dive into that file.
But if I'm not wrong, contains workarounds for some sites to make them work.

"You cannot know the meaning of your life until you are connected to the power that created you". · Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi

[bbildman]

bbildman last edited by

SO...am I good to just leave the newly created browser.js file if I rename the original one??

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

SO...am I good to just leave the newly created browser.js file if I rename the original one??

Yes.