[Duplicated]How can I syncronise PC and iOs?
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DerHimmelssheriff99 last edited by@elimicol Sync doesn‘t exist on iOS, but Flow works for me on both, iPad and iPhone. Maybe You’re sync chain is somehow broken?
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elimicol last edited by@DerHimmelssheriff99 I'll be glad if you could help. On Android (I have also an Android smartphone) I have no issues with Flow however on every iPhone I use (I have 2 at the moment) it will not connect to Flow: I tryed everything but if you have a solution for my problem I'll be more than glad to hear it. Thank's
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DerHimmelssheriff99 last edited by
If you are sure you haven‘t anything important on Flow, you could delete Flow completely („delete Flow“). This logs you out from your Opera account as well.
You could also manually log out from your iPhones if you‘ve logged in on them in order to use Aria.After that log in into your Opera account on desktop and then try to connect to your iPhones first before Android. I hope this would work. If so, connect your Android device to Flow on desktop.
Make sure, you have the latest version of Opera on each of all your devices.Connecting to Flow can sometimes be tricky in my experience, unfortunately. As sometimes there‘s some conflict. People should realize that it‘s a sync feature, even though not full fledged.
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DerHimmelssheriff99 last edited by DerHimmelssheriff99
I did a new install on my Windows PC and had no problem connecting my iPhone via Flow to it. I hope, you'll cope with that, too.
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elimicol last edited by
@DerHimmelssheriff99 No, I think the problem is not with Opera One Desktop but with Opera iOS.
I've just installed Opera GX on my iPhone and it connects to Opera One desktop Flow on my Linux machine. So Opera iOS doesn't connect to Flow, Opera GX from the same iPhone connects without any problem.
If you have an idea how to solve this mystery it would be great. My iPhone is an iPhone 13 with the latest iOS version 18.2 and the latest Opera Browser version. -
DerHimmelssheriff99 last edited by
@elimicol I'm afraid, but I don't know of any other solution. I'd still advise to start the sync- chain afresh, as there is sometimes a conflict.
I'm on the edge to migrate to Vivaldi anyways. I hope you may find the key to connect your iPhone. -
DerHimmelssheriff99 last edited by
Still, no problem with Flow on my iPhone and my iPad. Connected instantly.
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elimicol last edited by
Well....after almost 3 years (!) I finally managed to solve the problem.
I uninstalled numerous times Opera One on my iPhone but it always failed to connect to the desktop app. The Android app and Opera GX connected with no problem so it was clear it was something with Opera One app on my iPhone.
The solution: on your iOS app go to settings -> Version (in the bottom) and click 3 times. You'll get inside some sort of debugger.
Click on Clean Keychain and Clear Kingfisher image cache (I don't know if both of them are needed)
Restart the app and try to connect to Flow on your PC and magic happens...you can connect to Flow on your PC.
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DerSchlingel last edited by@elimicol Wow, thank you, it worked. I even didn't know about this menu, opening with three clicks.
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Kempslice last edited by Kempslice
@elimicol i can only BUMP as i don't have the privilege of giving you a
[a neophyte at actual engagement].Gonna go quote this at some 7 month old post in [600 secs.], i found elsewhere on this forum {that remained unanswered until i started digging [only after fresh installing on both systems]}. It was tedious to say the least, to have to email all my flow links {links that suddenly ballooned as i went through 70 odd tabs!}!
Before Flow, it was easily transferable bookmarks., and looking back in hindsight as i write this, i should have just bookmarked them all to a folder but, alas; c'est la vie
!Highest regards,
ABD Charles Babbage
xOx
Postscript: i haven't even verified your solution yet before quoting you; i can Smell/Know The 'solution' when i read it
CB x{"Yer a
'arry
