Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...
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trippin42 last edited by
Install: C:\Users\attil\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera
Profile: C:\Users\attil\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable
Cache: C:\Users\attil\AppData\Local\Opera Software\Opera Stable
this is what i see at Opera://about
So i typed in C:\Users\attil\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera\Launcher.exe --show-component-extension-options and hit enter it opens a Opera window (cause it was closed) but there is NO info in the cmd box
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@trippin42 There won't be. After open Opera using the command line, go to the extensions manager page and see if one of them is asking for an update.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@trippin42 What extension is requiring the update? Here the warning doesn't show up.
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cratte last edited by leocg
@Keepskite Hidden Extensions, Addons ! o_O
I found you cause i realized the unknown addon "Rich Hints Agent" in the Opera Browser Task-Manager.The hidden Opera Addon "Rich Hints Agent" vanished as i disabled the addon Copyfish.
In the Opera Task Manager (Shift+Esc) the Addon "Rich Hints Agent" seemed to be coupled with the addon
Copyfish Free OCR Software.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/copyfish--free-ocr-soft/eenjdnjldapjajjofmldgmkjaienebbjClue: You have to look clearly at your Opera Task Manager which addons have some "hidden riders"!
Perhaps now i can explain why there were suspicious URL calls which i watched in the logger of the best Addon "uBlock Origin" (uBO), where I couldnt detect the source of them.
I blocked them in uBO by these rules:
||api.yaunel.com^
||videout.ru^
www.yaunel.com: "Data & Advertising Solutions. Successful Retargeting with Yaunel."I will watch the Opera Task Manager and uBO logger for further fishy activities.
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xxkernljrxx last edited by
@johnd78 How exactly do i do this i am new to opera and i am having the same issue
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A Former User last edited by
@xxkernljrxx
Hi! This is strange because the developers have fixed this problem long ago. There are some concrete examples in this thread for launching a browser with the--show-component-extension-options
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xxkernljrxx last edited by
@johnd78 yes i know but i am trying to do this with opera gx but everything i try is not working so if you could please walk me through it that would be great.
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albertop last edited by
@nickyt
To go to the extension, button on the right of message "go to the extension". So you click it and the extension needing permission do opens in extension handler. You will then find the permission request in the extension box, trigger it and done.
About disabling, I suppose disabling but not uninstalling would not solve the permission needed message. -
albertop last edited by
@mateuszr42 No is not like that. When clicking on "go to extension", in the extension box there is some specific slider, with that is very simple to accept the new permission for the extension.
You don't need developer mode, this is for other stuff, and the download you've done could not be appropriate for you.
That switch, I've used it thousand of times, even there are extension that tends to ask permission repeatedly. Now I don't remember the exact text of the switch, but it is very simple, /if you read it/ with some slowdown and calm ^_^ don't be in a hurry and try to slowly read every line by every switch. You will surely see it.