Opera 120.0.5543.161 Stable update
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annoyed-at-updates last edited by annoyed-at-updates
@burnout426 Developer's fine in this one particular respect. I can open new tabs without crashing.
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Opera-QA-Team Opera last edited by@annoyed-at-updates: Thanks for the detailed report. You mentioned it happens 100% of the time while streaming video - could you let us know where you’re streaming from (e.g., YouTube, Twitch, a specific site/service)? Also, when you open the new tab, are you clicking the “+” button in the tab bar, or using a keyboard shortcut?
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rancor6 last edited by rancor6
Google translation from Polish:
Yesterday, a problem appeared with Adblock Plus – the filter set lists aren't updating. Other browsers don't have this problem. The main question is: is the problem with Adblock or Opera? I'm using the latest version of Opera (from August 7th). I don't know if Adblock was updated after that date (I have version 4.25.0).
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Opera-QA-Team Opera last edited by
@rancor6: Hi, thank you for your comment. We discussed it with Adblock team and it sounds like you're experiencing issues with the Adblock extension, not Opera's built-in ad blocker.
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annoyed-at-updates last edited by
@Opera-QA-Team said in Opera 120.0.5543.161 Stable update:
@annoyed-at-updates: Thanks for the detailed report. You mentioned it happens 100% of the time while streaming video - could you let us know where you’re streaming from (e.g., YouTube, Twitch, a specific site/service)? Also, when you open the new tab, are you clicking the “+” button in the tab bar, or using a keyboard shortcut?
re: "+" button or keyboard shortcut - it crashes either way.
re: where streaming - mostly YouTube, but I have the same problem with Google Meet calls, FB Messenger video calls.
Twitch is okay - I just never thought to check there because I never go there.
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Dgrainge last edited by
I have a poor internet connection. I try to update Opera. It fails. I then try the standalone exe and it fails too. When I attempt to restart the download, the download counter always starts from zero. The only way I will be able to upgrade is if the entire exe downloads in one error-free go. This isn;t going to happen! I have tried using multiple browsers.
Downloads from other sites restart roughly from where the last attempt left off.
The likely cause is a lack of 'session' information in the http connection, server-side. Any suggestions? -
burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426
@Dgrainge https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/120.0.5543.161/win/Opera_120.0.5543.161_Setup_x64.exe should support resuming. Server sends both
Accept-Ranges: bytesandContent-Length: 135114040headers.If that fails downloading with Opera, you can use curl in a command prompt:
cd "%userprofile%\Downloads" curl -C - -O "https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/120.0.5543.161/win/Opera_120.0.5543.161_Setup_x64.exe"If the download fails, run that curl command again and it should resume.
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Dgrainge last edited by
@burnout426 thank you. That first link worked. After some restarts, I have downloaded Opera successfully.
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DerSchlingel last edited byWouldn't it be great to have Opera 121 stable after so many weeks? 120 stable appeared on July 2nd.
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bbildman last edited by
Using Opera 120.0.5543.161 Stable under Windows 10, I shut my laptop down each night. In the AM after the system boots, Opera will open and then within 1 minute it becomes unresponsive. I can close it with the task manager, then opening it after it closes will work. Or When I open it in the AM, I can just close it, wait a minute or two, and reopen it, and Opera will work all day long. This has happened over the last 3 or 4 iterations of Opera one. Can you help me?? Thanks
