Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@Keepskite Hidden extensions have been there since a while and are very common nowadays. They are usually harmless and use do add resources to the browser.
Chrome, Vivaldi and probably any other Chromium based browsers use them. -
A Former User last edited by
@leocg I'd be interested to know what benefit an Aliexpress or Amazon hidden extension will add to my experience. I cannot disable them or disallow permissions. I even wonder if that complies with the EU GDPR.
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frmo74 last edited by
@xtorbax I have also been able to tun Opera with the show-component-extension-options and found the Rich Hints Agent requiring the update. I updated it and the banner is no longer appearing. But having found all these hidden and impossible to disable agents was extremely disappointing and I'm afraid I lost my confidence in Opera.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@xtorbax said in Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...:
Having a CryptoTokenExtension is even more worrisome.
It's probably what makes the crypto wallet works.
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OPTIMUSv last edited by
@runningwolf yeah , it says its a third party app , and u cant disable it , looks sus
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PL1 last edited by
@johnd78 Worked for me! Thanks so much. Just enter in RUN...
opera.exe --show-component-extension-options
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PL1 last edited by
@AltairAssassins if you enter opera.exe --show-component-extension-options you will see a list of updates and the first one is Rich Hints Agent and just update it.
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graywoulf last edited by graywoulf
Why am I getting an annoying popup concerning updating my Opera extensions? I clicked on the update button and it apparently takes care of it but the popup keeps coming back over and over.
Apparently no one knows the answer to this issue. How it got shuffled in with the "Ignore" this subject thread I don't know. So, I am done here.
graywoulf
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NotVeryHappy last edited by
@leocg i dont use continue shopping i dont use crypto wallet and if these things are legit why are there no details.
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anjoulas last edited by
I am having the same issue. The drop-down appeared today for the first time and now, every time I start the browser and open ANY website (I tested it with literally anything I could come up with), the dropdown appears, telling me that an extension requires additional updates. I uninstalled every extension and reinstalled the browser. Nothing changed. I used the " --show-component-extension-options" thing but it does not show me ANY other extension in my list at all. The only thing in my list is the Opera Webblocker.
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sporty78 last edited by sporty78
Since the issue is resolved for me, what are the steps to stop receiving email notifications for this thread only (I still want to receive future email notifications but I want to stop them for this specific thread only)?
Clicking 'unsubscribe' at the bottom of the email opens up the user settings menu.
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sporty78 last edited by sporty78
I click 'watching' at the bottom of the thread page and select 'not watching 'from the drop-down box-This stops emails from this thread but keeps the email notification (about future threads) enabled?
However, it has nothing to do with changing settings in 'user settings.'
Is all of that correct?