Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable update

[burnout426]

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Creating thread.

[HealingCross316]

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Where are the latest security fixes from Chromium?
https://chromereleases.googleblog.com Vivaldi has already been updated.

[iosaddict 0]

iosaddict 0 @HealingCross316 last edited by

@healingcross316: I wouldn't count on Opera to deliver them anytime before Opera 114. The latest extended stable for Chrome is already at 128.0.6613.137 (https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/search/label/Extended Stable updates), but Opera 114 is still lagging behind. Unsurprisingly, the latest Opera 115 (Dev) is still based on Chromium 128.0.6613.7, whereas Chrome Dev is already 130.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @iosaddict 0 last edited by

@iosaddict-0 It's been a while that all Opera release channels seem to be based on stable version of Chromium.

Maybe they have changed their development strategy.

[HealingCross316]

HealingCross316 @iosaddict 0 last edited by

@iosaddict-0 It‘s disappointing that they are so much behind. There‘s not even a hint, that they are backporting security fixes that soon.
I wonder how even Vivaldi is faster.

[vasyag19]

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Where is the 32-bit version?

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[korol78]

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Via --- menu- update & restore,
Opera does not find this update

[tastodd]

tastodd @korol78 last edited by

@korol78 said in Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable update:

Opera does not find this update

Opera x64 or x86?

[korol78]

korol78 @tastodd last edited by

@tastodd said:

@korol78 said in Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable update:

Opera does not find this update

Opera x64 or x86?

x86

[korol78]

korol78 @tastodd last edited by leocg

@tastodd: How can I find out what bit depth Opera is x64 or x86???
But I think I installed x86!

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @korol78 last edited by

@korol78 You seem to be using the 32 bits (x86) version.

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korol78 @leocg last edited by

@leocg said:

@korol78 You seem to be using the 32 bits (x86) version.

How can I find out what bit depth Opera is x64 or x86???

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @korol78 last edited by

@korol78 That (WoW64) ion the system field usually means that you are using a 32 bits software in a 64 bits OS

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korol78 @leocg last edited by

@leocg said:

@korol78 That (WoW64) ion the system field usually means that you are using a 32 bits software in a 64 bits OS

And in the Opera browser itself, the bit depth is not indicated anywhere?

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426

Also, in the Windows task manager on the processes tab, you'll see (32 bit) next to the name of a process in the name column if it's a 32-bit process.

Also, at https://www.opera.com/download in the section for the Opera you want to download, there will be a designated link to the 32-bit installer. And, in https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/113.0.5230.62/win/ for example, the setup file without x64 is the 32-bit installer.

Also, with sigcheck, you can run:

sigcheck.exe -nobanner "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Opera\opera.exe" | findstr /i "MachineType"

in a command prompt and it'll tell you.

But, the "wow64" is in Opera itself at the URL opera://about, so you can just look at that.

[korol78]

korol78 @burnout426 last edited by

@burnout426 said:

Also, in the Windows task manager on the processes tab, you'll see (32 bit) next to the name of a process in the name column if it's a 32-bit process.

Also, at https://www.opera.com/download in the section for the Opera you want to download, there will be a designated link to the 32-bit installer. And, in https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/113.0.5230.62/win/ for example, the setup file without x64 is the 32-bit installer.

Also, with sigcheck, you can run:

sigcheck.exe -nobanner "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Opera\opera.exe" | findstr /i "MachineType"

in a command prompt and it'll tell you.

But, the "wow64" is in Opera itself at the URL opera://about, so you can just look at that.

ok, thank you very much

[daria19]

daria19 Opera @HealingCross316 last edited by

@healingcross316: Hello! We always include details about the Chromium version when new updates are available, and we make sure to cover all security fixes in our release notes. We work hard to roll out new versions as soon as we’re confident they’re ready for release.