Opera 119.0.5497.131 Stable update
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@kludikovsky1 said in Opera 119.0.5497.131 Stable update:
When I replace the libffmpeg
Yeah, that's what I was getting at. You need one compatible with Chromium 135 that you put in Opera's lib_extra folder. There isn't one available at https://github.com/Ld-Hagen/fix-opera-linux-ffmpeg-widevine/releases yet and I don't have one here (135 is the only one I'm missing).
Maybe you can find one.
I've never tried it, but some say you can install snap and the chromium-ffmpeg snap package and then yank the libffmpeg.so out of it (or make a symlink to it) and regular deb/rpm Opera will work fine with it. Something to look into.
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marinaz909 Opera last edited by@SeniorPool Hello, please ensure that you have .NET 8 installed on your system.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@kludikovsky1 Thanks. Which release there is compatible with Opera 120 that's based on Chromium 135?
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SeniorPool last edited by
@marinaz909 I already had it installed.. but it was failing.. however, yesterday it started working properly..
thank you
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genegold last edited by genegold
Looking at a new Opera One install for a laptop, I can't help but notice that Opera One doesn't have a To-Read list type extension. Michal Borek (To-Read sites 5.0) has one that Opera no longer recognizes, although it still works on my existing desktop setup, and there's a "Reading List" extension in the Chrome store, also not recognized by Opera (and doesn't work properly in Opera One). Bookmarks are inferior at least because they require giving up screen space with an additional bar, unlike a drop-down extension whose icon can be put on the extension bar and a list that drops vertically. Of all the extensions I've had in Opera over the past 19 years, Borek's has easily been the most used and invaluable.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@burnout426 According to https://nwjs.io/versions.json, that's v0.98.2.
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kludikovsky1 last edited by
@burnout426 ok, thanks. But interestingly, I was already using ver. 100.1 with the previous version of opera, as I automatically updated ffmpeg whenever I updated opera. And those versions worked till this opera version. So something else must have had changed.
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marinaz909 Opera last edited by
@SeniorPool Hello, thank you for letting us know that it's working properly for you now!
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