Can't play flash game in tipp24.com
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bengalfire last edited by
Hi leocg and joshl
joshl, :), no you don't have to pay anything - and you're not logged in.
I tested around in the settings, but still it doesn't work. All software on my computer is up to date.
Can you maybe make screenshots of your settings? Maybe then I can find what is causing the problem. -
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bengalfire last edited by
Windows 7 32-bit
46.0.2597.32
and after the update to this version, the game doesn't even load.
I tried all the settings, also in the Antivirus and the firewall. It seems to be really Opera or it's settings. -
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bengalfire last edited by
I guess that's the problem. I tried to use the right mouse button on the game, but flash settings doesn't open. the game just flickers. I hope that either Opera or Adobe will supply a new update soon because the game used to work before I updated to the new versions of flash and Opera.
I give up now and wait, if a update will fix this.
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bengalfire last edited by
I wonder who that someone might be...
just kidding.
Can you please give me an email adress of Opera? On the Opera site I have unfortunately not found an email adress. -
leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Can you please give me an email adress of Opera?
There isn't one. You can report the issue at https://bugs.opera.com/wizard/desktop
BTW, did you check opera://gpu?
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bengalfire last edited by
opera://gpu:
WebGL: Hardware accelerated but at reduced performance
Drivers older than 2009-01 on Windows are possibly unreliable: 72979, 89802, 315205
Disabled Features: flash_stage3d, gpu_compositing, panel_fitting, flash3d, gpu_rasterization, accelerated_2d_canvas, accelerated_video_decode, webgl2, accelerated_webgl, flash_stage3d_baseline, accelerated_video_encodecould it really be the "old" drivers? Until then they worked fine...
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bengalfire last edited by
yes, the rest is using hardware acceleration, but unfortenately I can't turn it off, like I wrote above.
I reported the problem to opera but I guess it takes a while till they fix - if they read it.And one other thing I realized: in the latestest version of Opera, Opera Turbo disappeared. Is that the case also in your version?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
the rest is using hardware acceleration, but unfortenately I can't turn it off
And you shouldn't.
And one other thing I realized: in the latestest version of Opera, Opera Turbo disappeared. Is that the case also in your version?
Totally off-topic but yes, it was moved to settings page.
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bengalfire last edited by
There seems to be no fix for my problem soon. The fact that there is no email where one can contact Opera is not nice. Other browsers work. I've been using Opera for many years, but if there is no help I will switch to another browser.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
why shouldn't one say something "off topic"?
To avoid turning the topic into a mess with several different subjects being discussed in it.
Not to mention that the forum rules say so.
Off course, a little off topic chat that doesn't turn into a debate will not harm. -
bengalfire last edited by
Why is it called "help"@opera.com? There is no help to expect from them. All they could "help", is to advice me to update flash. Which I did already before. They say they do not provide any help with flash problems. I don't even know, if it's a flash problem. The site I mentioned is not the only site where I accounter problems. Other sites either don't load correctly or a button is not working. I liked Opera for many years and it has been my standard browser, but if Opera can't fix their browser so that it works like other browsers, then I have to unfortenately change to firefox or another browser.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Why is it called "help"@opera.com?
What is called that?
All they could "help", is to advice me to update flash
Why? The page in question doesn't seem to use Flash.
I don't even know, if it's a flash problem.
For the page subject of this topic discussion, it doesn't seem to be. I would guess it is related to WebGL.
The site I mentioned is not the only site where I accounter problems. Other sites either don't load correctly or a button is not working
They are sites similar to this one? If not then there could be several reasons for those issues to be happening and you will need to open a topic to discuss such problems.
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bengalfire last edited by admin
@leocg
I started a new thread as you suggested:
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bengalfire last edited by
@leocg
I read the FAQ and how to post problems before!
You said, I need to open a new thread and then you closed it. What do you actually want?I don't think that anyone can help me in this forum and I hope that Opera's engineers have recognized the problem by now and are on it to fix it.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
I read the FAQ and how to post problems before!
You mean the rules instead of the FAQ, right? And you couldn't follow any of them?
You said, I need to open a new thread
To discuss your issues with other sites that are not related to the problem we are discussing in this topic.
What do you actually want?
That you open, if you want to discuss the issues, that/those topic(s) following the rules and the guidelines. The less you follow them, less will be the chances that someone can help you.
I don't think that anyone can help me in this forum
People here seemed to have helped in finding a possible cause of the issue.
and I hope that Opera's engineers have recognized the problem by now and are on it to fix it.
How that page behave in Chrome, Vivaldi or any other Chromium based browser? It may be a Chromium limitation.
Try enabling opera://flags/#ignore-gpu-blacklist to see if it helps. Don't forget to read the warning on that page.
