Can't manage certificates

[lixbeto]

lixbeto @leocg last edited by

@leocg Hi, yes, that url is for the previous screen before to access to the certificates page.
It looks like it should be some kind of bug with this version.
I suppose I should wait until a new release is launched solving the issue.
Regards

[luiz-bettoni-acras]

luiz-bettoni-acras @lixbeto last edited by

@lixbeto , same problem here.

Opera One(version: 114.0.5282.185) stable
Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS (x86_64; ubuntu:GNOME) - Wayland

[bpearson]

bpearson last edited by

@lixbeto , same problem here too. This is actually blocking me for using Opera.

Update stream:Stable
System:Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS (x86_64; ubuntu:GNOME)
Chromium version:128.0.6613.186

[pindos]

pindos @lixbeto last edited by pindos

@lixbeto I have the same bug.
I installed some certificates before (nearly a year ago), and now I can't manage them. The page - opera://settings/certificates is empty.
Meanwhile, these certificates are still working.
P.S. Opera version 114.0.5282.222, Linux Mint 22.

[scavendoa2]

scavendoa2 last edited by

I have the same issue since a few months

[nik-www]

nik-www @leocg last edited by nik-www

@leocg opera://settings/certificates is not working correct.
Is the development team going to fix the bug? Are they aware of this bug?
I sent a report about this bug a long time ago.

[nplastir]

nplastir last edited by

I just installed Opera and I also have the same issue. (Ubuntu 24.04)

[fpuech]

fpuech @nplastir last edited by fpuech

@nplastir You're not alone. I'm having the same issue after just installing opera. I'm running Xubuntu 24.04.

[nplastir]

nplastir @fpuech last edited by

@fpuech I have created a ticket about this bug (BUG-4506). I hope they fix it, or I will have to go back to Google Chrome.

[RakhiGupta]

RakhiGupta last edited by

I installed Opera day before yesterday and same issue I got from the morning

[JFerreira]

JFerreira last edited by JFerreira

Hey. Also having this problem. Also sent a bug report for Opera a while ago...

I don't understand how this hasn't been fixed, in my opinion anything that handles security is high priority.

Running Opera One(version: 117.0.5408.32)
Update stream:Stable
System:Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS (x86_64; XFCE)
Chromium version:132.0.6834.83

[bodescu]

bodescu last edited by

Same issue here, unable to remove a dued certificate nor install a new one.

Opera One(versión: 117.0.5408.35)
Opera está actualizado
Fuente de actualización:Stable
Sistema:Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS (x86_64; ubuntu:GNOME)
Versión de Chromium:132.0.6834.207

Anyone is taking care here, please? Thanks!

Have a nice day

[siloo10]

siloo10 last edited by

I guess no one cares. it's been more than 6 months and for certificates I need to use another browser.

[lixbeto]

lixbeto last edited by

Indeed, it looks like nobody in Opera cares about it.
One of my certificates expired in the past January so I couldn't replace it with the new because I can't access to that part of the setup.
So I use another browser for it when I need to use the certificate.
It is a pitty, Opera is my main browser, but this issue is very annoying.

[luiz-bettoni-acras]

luiz-bettoni-acras last edited by

looks like nobody in Opera cares about it

I feel the same here.

Opera is useless right now (to me, for last 4 months) when i need certificates (and I do frequently).

[Iban123465]

Iban123465 last edited by

Same problem

Opera 114.0.5282.102
Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS

[bodescu]

bodescu last edited by

Well...

Time to switch browser up. Simply.

20 years using Opera ending here, just cause some lazy developer thinks, using certificates is not important in XXI Century.

Bye Opera, fck off yourself. Twice

[kojn]

kojn last edited by

After all this time and still not solved, this has to be intentional.

Another guugle soldout?

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

Chromium changed the page to require something Opera doesn't support. Opera is investigating a workaround, but no guarantees. If it can't be sorted out, the page might have text informing the user that it's not supported.

Also, Chrome now supports a chrome://certificate-manager that chrome://settings/certificates now redirects to. Opera doesn't support that either, but it's be investigated at least.

So, major changes in Chromium in this area require Opera to adapt.

[gruutak]

gruutak last edited by

Almost five months and a lot of updates later and this is still an issue