Version shown in pages
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samj last edited by@acerswap This seems to be a bug with browser.js, which is a script that runs in the browser to patch things out of various websites (think annoying thing's like "Why use Opera, when you can use X", "Your browser isn't supported, use X instead").In the latest version it seems to be bugged and puts the version number on every page (including nested ones! yuck) instead of only on it's own information page at opera://browserjs/chrome://browserjs.For now, until it gets fixed, you'll need to open a page to opera://browserjsand then click "disable browser.js ... for this session". Unfortunately it'll come back whenever you reopen the browser until it gets fixed.
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nkrishnaswami last edited by@acerswap Looks like it's from - DNA-99524 Update method for displaying version of active browserjs
 The correspondingbrowser.jschange looks like
 'DNA-99524': { description: 'Browser.js version reported on FAQ page', isMatching: () => browserjsUrl, applyOnDOMReady: true, apply: () => { const browserjs_info = version(); const addVersion = createTextNode(`Today ${browserjs_info}`); document.body.appendChild(addVersion); }, },and it looks like the isMatchingis always truthy, so should maybe need to be something likeisMatching: () => href === browserjsUrl.href,instead. 
- DNA-99524 Update method for displaying version of active browserjs
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yogrark last edited by@acerswap said in Version shown in pages: Today, in all the pages I open there's a "Today Opera OPRDesktop 28.0 core 1750.0, May 25, 2022. Active patches: 21" printed somewhere. I've disabled all extensions and tried in a private window and it's the same. Can I do something to avoid it to appear? Same is happening here! 
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taschgroup last edited by taschgroupI encounter the same problem, after Opera performed an update today. In addition, it takes forever to load the pages. 
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MarzEz last edited byI have the same issue. This tends to appear at the bottom of the page, but is visible as soon as a page begins to load. 
 It even appears at the bottom of this forum page, below the footer.
  
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yogrark last edited by@nkrishnaswami Maybe I'm missing something, but I couldn't find that code in the browser.js file. -Yo Grark 
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samj last edited by@yogrark I can only see it in the in-memory/live version and not the one in my program files install directory. The latest version is cached at %appdata%\Opera Software\Opera Stable\browser.jsin some encoded format.To view it in plain text, you need to visit a page where it activates (such as Gmail), open your browser console, then look for a Opera has modified script or content...log message and click thebrowser.jslink on the right hand side of the console window.
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rufinoman1 last edited by@gmiazga 
 It's back again:
 "Today Opera OPRDesktop 28.0 core 1750.0, May 25, 2022. Active patches: 21"
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Blackmoonrose13 last edited by Yea same thing is happening when I am watching twitch its getting kind of annoying now. I dont want to have to disable the thing every time I open up my browser and I really don't feel like doing uninstall reinstall because it seems it doesnt work either. 
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josebastian last edited byThe issue is in the browser.js, 
 It has this wrong code:isMatching: () => browserjsUrl.href,Where it should be: isMatching: () => href === browserjsUrl.href,You just have to edit the browser.js script to have it like this: 'DNA-99524': { description: 'Browser.js version reported on FAQ page', isMatching: () => href === browserjsUrl.href, applyOnDOMReady: true, apply: () => { const browserjs_info = version(); const addVersion = createTextNode(`Today ${browserjs_info}`); document.body.appendChild(addVersion); }, },
 
			
		 
			
		
