Amazon for Opera
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muneeb1234 last edited by muneeb1234
@isabella11 said:
I am using this extension and works great from my side. I don't know why people say it's not working but I've downloaded this from opera and using it since a month. No problem at all as I am amazon assistant it really helps me. I've also download WhatsApp from it also works fine. You can also download it from here: https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/whatsapp-in-opera/
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WhoWantsAnOperaUsername last edited by
Hate it, don't want it, didn't install it. I might just stop using Opera if I can't get rid of it.
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irdial last edited by
The way to get rid of the pre-installed version which has no remove option is to install this proper extension, then remove it. Should get rid of both. I love Opera and I love amazon, but I dont want them connected.
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Youkita last edited by
This shit sucks. It auto-installs and can't be removed. On top of that whenever it appears. It goes right on top of my most important extension button and then I can't use the other extension because the Amazon extension is blocking being able to click on it. Apparently, I need to just move my other extensions around so the Amazon blocks one I don't need to click on. This is garbage
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g323515 last edited by
It didn't disapear even when installing this addon and then uninstalling it again.
All that happened for me was that I then had 2 amazon assistants for a while.
so went into
C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera GX\76.0.4017.208\resources
Deleted the promo thingy and then the bloatware was gone for me(Granted I still have this addon installed with the only permission to change the page no.page.existshere
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A Former User last edited by
Got installed automatically without even request for my permission. That's really disappointing, Opera Team. There should be other ways to monetise such popular browser.
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nateritter last edited by
Auto-installing this by default makes me want to leave this browser forever. This is reminiscent of old skool IE days and practices.
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avasam last edited by leocg
The only reason I installed Opera is because of it's performance over Google Chrome way back then. There's plenty of good browsers that does the job nowadays. Sh*t like this make me want to look elsewhere
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jim97219 last edited by
@nweinfeld the problem is:
I don't want it
I didn't install it
I didn't ask for it be installed
I didn't miss unchecking a box that would have prevented it from being installed
Instead, Opera installed it without my permission via an automatic update.
There is no option to uninstall it, not in extensions nor in add/remove programs
Now, I have to find the program on the internet, download and install it then uninstall it.
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AstMrl last edited by
Opera will lose their clients if would be autoinstalling anything to users, especially sh*t like this
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A Former User last edited by
Love to see Opera being bundled with spyware. Good lord. Opera has been my browser of choice for years, but I guess I'll have to look elsewhere.
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catroast last edited by
I guess taking $$$ from evil globalist companies is Opera's new jam. Impressive.
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