Opera 67.0.3575.97 Stable update
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@temkem for some reason I don't have 'opera autoupdate' folder in 'User/Downloads' and in 'Local/Temp'. But I mean for Beta/Dev that I have installed.
I have Stable in Portable view and all the system files are in one folder (I didn't find the opera autoupdate folder in that portable 'all in one' folder, by the way).@leocg there are 4 or 5 more other locations where that folder appears, as you can see
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@leocg said in Opera 67.0.3575.97 Stable update:
don't think that such folder should be there.
So maybe AV prevents the installer.exe doing this (placing the folder clones in wrong directories) and handles such behavior as a malware.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
@andrew84 said in Opera 67.0.3575.97 Stable update:
I have Stable in Portable view and all the system files are in one folder (I didn't find the opera autoupdate folder in that portable 'all in one' folder, by the way).
This folder is not present when you install Opera in "Portable Installation," but these files are available, only they are scattered separately in different places.
For example, the file " opera_autoupdate.log "and the" Crash Reports " folder are located in the "E:\Opera beta\profile\data"
And for some reason the folder "Crash Reports" is duplicated in the system "C:\Users\User_name\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Next" despite the fact that I have Opera Beta installed in "on a portable USB drive" mode.
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A Former User last edited by
aww man, getting ads on top of my speed dial, was this added on purpose? is my computer infected?
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A Former User last edited by
@otaku-sama: Maybe Sync-Problem. Open 'sync.opera.com' and reset your data. Then try again.
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@temkem: I hoped to get some response from Opera about the duplicated 'opera autoupdate' folders and regarding the trojan detection in Beta's installer.exe. But there's no response.
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chas4 last edited by@rbaygirl: Hold shift and reload the page
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chas4 last edited by
Any of the security fixes from Chromium 80.0.3987.149?
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AltairAssassins last edited by
Sadly, it all leads to the painful conclusion of Opera that it cannot find an effective remedy for its previous issue in previous upgrades.This new version v.67.0.3575.97, ccontains the same issues with passes, cookies, and synchronization.
Whatever appeared to be a solution at the beginning, threw all the work with this upgrade to the wind.
It will be useful for Opera read the Forum posts, and take note of what is happening. -
burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426
Not that you should have to wipe out all of your Opera settings and data, but try testing with a fresh profile.
Download the Opera installer, launch it, click "options", set "install path" to a folder named "Opera Test" on your desktop, set "install for" to "standalone installation" and install. Test how things work in that Opera. When you enable Opera Sync, try skipping syncing of settings at first to see how things work. If they work fine, try syncing settings too. if things still work fine, there might be something messed up with your normal Opera profile that'll never get fixed where you'll have to start with a fresh profile to get things working.
Also with Sync, sometimes you have to goto sync.opera.com, reset all your sync data and start all over to fix things (unfortunately).
Test with Opera Beta and Opera Developer at https://www.opera.com/download too. Maybe the issue is fixed in those builds. Of course, they will use their own profiles unless you copy yours over, so that's not going to show how those Operas handle your current profile. But, something to try.
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elspivo last edited byOpera, can you do something with this blank space when the "News" section is on? When I have less bookmark dials, this blank space is unnecessary. It'll be better that "News" section is placed directly under speed-dials (not determined by height-size, like now).
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andrew84 last edited by
@elspivo: I was reporting it many times, since that time when News were implemented.
When SpeedDial tiles are hidden in Settings the 'gap' at the top looks even more weird.
*I also suggested to add a toggle in EasySetup menu 'hide speed dials' to quickly view News at the top if there are a lot of tiles (similarly to the 'Show speed dial suggestions' toggle in EasySetup). -
A Former User last edited by
@chas4 Even the Vivaldi browser has released an update https://vivaldi.com/ru/blog/news/minor-update-5-for-vivaldi-2-11/
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andrew84 last edited by
@leocg Hi. Could it be the reason?
I checked restriction rules in Kaspersky and the 'installer.exe' (that was from 68.0.3618.18)was automatically blocked and marked as 'untrusted'.
At the same time, there are tonnes of Opera installers and all are 'trusted' BUT they all have a prefix 'Opera installer', 'Opera beta installer', 'Opera developer installer' and they all refer to 'OPERA SOFTWARE'.
Maybe 'installer' was not signed by Opera or something similar? Could you confirm that 68.0.3618.18 package has just 'installer.exe' and not the 'Opera beta installer' name?
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andrew84 last edited by andrew84
@leocg Hi. Could it be the reason?
I checked restriction rules in Kaspersky and the 'installer.exe' (that was from 68.0.3618.18)was automatically blocked and marked as 'untrusted'.
At the same time, there are tonnes of previous Opera installers entries and all are 'trusted' BUT they all have a prefix 'Opera installer', 'Opera beta installer', 'Opera developer installer' and they all refer to 'OPERA SOFTWARE'.
Maybe 'installer' was not signed by Opera or something similar? Could you confirm that 68.0.3618.18 package has just 'installer.exe' and not the 'Opera beta installer' name?
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operalinknx1 last edited by
It's very difficult to use this browser any more as its unreliable. It needs a major rework and reliability should be the top priority if it must compete with Chrome or Firefox.
