Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...

[NotVeryHappy]

NotVeryHappy @leocg 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.

[anjoulas]

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.

[graywoulf]

graywoulf @NickyT last edited by

@NickyT I just posted a question about the same thing. I am glad you added the screenshot. This is very annoying and I hope it is fixed soon.

graywoulf

[sporty78]

sporty78 @graywoulf 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.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

@sporty78 At the bottom of the topic there a setting that you can change to Don't follow (or something like that) to stop being notified about replies.

[sporty78]

sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

@leocg

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?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by leocg

@sporty78 Yes, it will stop notifications for the topic only.

[sporty78]

sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

@leocg

1. Am I correct that topping email notifications has nothing to do with changing settings in 'user settings?'

2. By the way, 'not watching' continues to send emails-Do I want to 'ignore?'

[graywoulf]

graywoulf @sporty78 last edited by

@sporty78 And how did you resolve this issue?

graywoulf

[andrii]

andrii last edited by

Guys, can you somehow solve this problem without "-show-component-extension-options" Or wait for the next update for Opera ?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

@sporty78 1) Not sure what you are talking about 2) Maybe

[sporty78]

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[graywoulf]

graywoulf last edited by

I am referring to the extension popup that won't stop.

graywoulf

[drakonas]

drakonas @AltairAssassins last edited by

@AltairAssassins This fixed it for me. You need to go where the Opera Launcher resides (launcher.exe). Default location is C:\Users[insert username]\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera\

You'll need to open this folder in CMD (Command prompt), or you can make a shortcut to the launcher.exe and add the argument "--show-component-extension-options" there (without quotes).

Just basically run the launcher.exe with that argument. You can do it like below:

Then follow the rest of the instructions from @johnd78 .

[sporty78]

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[pmedicman]

pmedicman @graywoulf last edited by

@graywoulf I am having the same problem. Does anybody have any ideas. This is very annoying.

[sporty78]

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[drakonas]

drakonas @mohamm11 last edited by

@mohamm11 FYI Everyone, you do not need to continue running Opera with this argument. You can remove it after you update the extension. I'd probably advise you do so.

[A Former User]

A Former User @leocg last edited by

@leocg said in Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...:

@rafiki Hidden extensions exist in other browsers too, they are a way to add resources.

We can see the evidence from Opera but can you point me to anything that confirms Vivaldi, for example, is doing the same?

[sporty78]

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