Opera for Windows Is Slow Topic
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bimfi last edited by bimfi
@leocg I built my current PC sometime in 2015. I don't know why, but I believe Windows designated a virtual name for it. It is DESKTOP-866G***. That is not the problem. I have been running Opera browser as my main browser. When I checked my bookmarks in the Opera settings, it shows the DESKTOP-866***, but also shows another PC virtual name as DESKTOP-H466***. The confusing thing is that most of all of my bookmarks and speed dial tiles, are in this H466*** tree in Opera settings. Did Windows create this other designation, or did Opera? If I search in file explorer for Desktop 866***, I get some files designated as program files, but when I search for the other name (H466) I get nothing. Is there a reasonable explanation for this? Did Opera create this designation to house those bookmarks/speed dials? I don't know either. The problem I am having is that I don't want to lose all of those bookmarks if and when I decide to switch to another browser (Edge, or Firefox). I have already tried to export or import them, but Opera does not play well with the other browsers. Any suggestions? Yes, I have tried to follow the instructions given, but they are so confusing that it makes me sleepy and want to give up.
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annoyed-at-updates last edited by
@leocg I've noticed a very sudden and dramatic decline in performance since Opera's latest update. Just today, my computer was at 100% CPU usage with most of that going to Opera, when I had one single tab open: my Gmail inbox.
This is an extreme example, but in general, since the latest update, I've noticed Opera generally takes up much more memory than before, and causes an overall lag on the system that goes away immediately as soon as I close Opera.
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bimfi last edited by
@leocg I do see the list of speed dial/bookmarks in the bookmark section of the side toolbar in Opera. I just want to find the file in File explorer so I can copy it, in case I have to re-install Opera. I did see a file named bookmarks in
C:\ Users\XXX\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable. I made a copy of this, just in case. -
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angelosijbel1963 last edited by
hi everyone,
After the last update i'm experiencing a very slow browser. Its takes him like a 30-40 seconds before all my bookmarks have shown up.
Over general its more slower then before? Anybody recocnizing this? I've upgraded my RAM but that did'nt work.Greetz
Angelo
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Albertoer last edited by
New here, sorry if I'm in the wrong section. Uh, that's the gist of it. It takes 5 seconds for a YT video to play ( not load, play), switching tabs takes an eternity, like, I stopped counting. Fiddling with the CPU & GPU settings doesn't help. Today (when the problems begun) It felt as tough I was using IE back in 2012
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avtugrul last edited by
Still slow, crashing, especially at youtube its pain in the ass. ı Think gona change it to chrome. İ researched the google to solve the problem. Cant find out.
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